SIALKOT, Punjab: The brutal killing of Shamron Masih, a mentally disabled Christian man in the Motra area of Sialkot district, has sparked widespread outrage across Pakistan’s Christian community. His death, and the alleged failure of local police to take action, ha

Rawalpindi: After 13 long years behind bars for a crime he did not commit, Pastor Zafar Bhatti was finally acquitted of blasphemy charges on 2nd October 2025, regaining his long-awaited freedom. 

Just two days later, he tragically passed away from cardiac arrest, leaving his d

Rawalpindi: Just days after being honourably acquitted in a blasphemy case that kept him imprisoned for over a decade, a 62-year-old Christian man has passed away. His death, on the night of October 5, 2025, serves as a heartbreaking reminder of the devastating human toll of Pakist

Kasur, Pakistan: On 13th September 2025, 18-year-old Shoaib Masih was brutally attacked in Kot Radha Kishan, suffering fractures, burns, and severe humiliation. 

The attackers shaved his head, removed his eyebrows, and threatened his family to drop the case. 

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Kasur, Pakistan: Severe floods in Kasur left families displaced, hungry, and at risk of deadly diseases. 

BACA reached Bhikiwind with food, water, and emergency relief during the crisis. 

As sickness spread, we organised a me

Rawalpindi, Pakistan: A youthful Zafar Bhatti, not knowing he would endure 13 years of wrongful imprisonment 

Freedom Secured: Lahore High Court, Rawalpindi Bench acquits Zafar Bhatti after 13 years of imprisonment in Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi 

After 13 long and h

UK: On 23rd September 2025, members of the Tillicoultry RAAC Campaign Group once again challenged Clackmannanshire Council over unfair costs, lack of transparency, and barriers to protecting their homes. 

The meeting — attended online by Kim Grieve (Project Co-ordinator)

UK: Kerry Mackintosh, Fran, Wilson Chowdhry, and Fiona Crichton stand in solidarity outside Holyrood, awaiting the latest hearing on the UK RAAC Campaign Group’s petition for justice and support for RAAC-affected homeowners. 

RAAC Petition Update: Progress at Holyrood Am

Vehari, Punjab: In a shocking and brutal incident, 32-year-old unmarried Christian man Asif Raza, who was engaged and preparing to get married soon, was tortured and later died following an attack by a Muslim extremist group in Munwar Town Bhatta, Daniwal, District Vehari

Pakistan: The British Asian Christian Association (BACA) remains committed to caring for the orphaned children of Shama and Shahzad Masih, the young Christian couple falsely accused of blasphemy and brutally murdered in 2014. As these children continue to grow and pursue their drea

Narowal, Punjab: A devastating roof collapse in Narowal destroyed the home of Nasir Masih’s family, tragically killing a young child and injuring several others. 

This family of 16, already carrying the weight of multiple losses, is now displaced—struggling with gr

ISlamabad: LEAD Ministries Pakistan vehemently condemns the brutal and cowardly assassination attempt on Pastor Kamran Naaz in Iqbal Town, Islamabad. This heinous act is not just an attack on one man—it is a vicious assault on the entire Christian community and a blatant display of religiou

UK: When Scotland’s new Housing Minister, Màiri McAllan, responded to the UK RAAC Campaign Group last month (click here for letter), her words gave real hope to hundreds of families whose lives have been devastated by RAAC. In her letter, she offered more than just sympathy &mda

Faisalabad: A 17-year-old Christian girl, Sanam, from village 75JB (Pansara Soal), Faisalabad, who disappeared earlier this month, has been sent by court order to live with her Muslim husband after she declared in court that she had converted to Islam and married him of her own will. Her mother,

Lahore, Pakistan: A young Christian man from Lahore has become the latest victim of Pakistan’s controversial blasphemy laws after being accused under Section 295-C of the Pakistan Penal Code—an offense that carries the death penalty. However, emerging evidence suggests the allegation