New York: The recent open debate at the United Nations Security Council on “Upholding the Purposes and Principles of the UN Charter and Strengthening the UN-Centered International System” was more than a routine diplomatic exercise. For millions of people living under occupation,

Pakistan: The British Asian Christian Association is nearing completion of its first ever safe house for persecuted Christians in Pakistan. Rising construction costs driven in part by regional instability and the Iran–Israel conflict have placed additional financial pressure

Karachi: (PPF) On May 19, the Karachi Press Club (KPC) condemned alleged police misconduct involving journalists during the court appearance of Anmol, alias Pinky. The KPC warned that any attempts to suppress press freedom would not be tolerated, calling for action against those re

Islamabad: Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) has called for the inclusion of strong and explicit protections for freedom of expression, media freedom, and journalists’ safety in the National Action Plan for Human Rights (NAP-HR) 2026, urging that these be recognized as core pillars of Pakista

Washington, D.C: Reunions with old friends often revive cherished memories, but meeting those who stood beside one another through decades of shared struggle and commitment carries a far deeper meaning. Such a heartfelt moment unfolded today at Washington Dulles International Airport, where longt

Islamabad: On May 11, the Information Minister Attaullah Tarar announced the immediate suspension of government advertisements to a private TV channel over the termination of 170 employees. This followed a walkout by members of the Parliamentary Reporters Association (PRA) from the press gal

 New York: As diplomats, disarmament experts, and political leaders gather at the United Nations Headquarters in New York for the Eleventh Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), the world once again confronts a sobering truth: humanity continues to

Pakistan: Shumaya’s family recovering after the devastating road accident that added to their ongoing struggle for justice and survival.

Six-Year-Old Rape Survivor and Family Injured in Road Accident While Returning from Medical Checkup

Court Rejects Bail Application of

Sheikhupura: A 16-year-old Christian boy, Daud Masih, was brutally shot dead in Sheikhupura after confronting a Muslim man accused of soliciting a minor Christian relative.

The murder followed months of threats ignored by local intervention efforts, culminating in a broad daylight attac

UK: The Government’s recent response to the petition “RAAC Homeowners Justice: National Fund, Legislative Reform & Public Inquiry Now!” is deeply disappointing—not just for what it says, but for what it fails to address.

At a time when hundreds of homeowners

UK: Nearly three years after being forced from their homes due to Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC), homeowners in Tillicoultry are still trapped in uncertainty—paying mortgages on properties they cannot live in, while waiting for decisions that never seem to come.

For

Karachi: The National Institute of Public Administration (NIPA) Karachi warmly received a high-level delegation of Bangladesh Civil Service officers on Monday, May 04, 2026. The visit marks an important milestone in strengthening cooperation between Pakistan and Bangladesh in the areas of public

Washington DC: Two important gatherings at the United Nations Headquarters in New York this April have brought renewed attention to a principle that lies at the very core of international law: the right of peoples to self-determination. On April 20, 2026, a conference titled “Self-Determina

New York: Washington-based World Kashmir Awareness Forum (WKAF), launched a high-visibility digital advocacy campaign across New York City, deploying mobile LED advertising trucks carrying sharp and compelling messages urging the United Nations to implement its long-standing resolutions on Kashmi

Punjab, Pakistan: On 25th February 2026, a 14-year-old Christian boy, Jamil Masih, was allegedly converted to Islam by his Muslim employer, Muhammad Boota, in a village in Sheikhupura, Punjab.

The alleged conversion of a minor has raised serious concerns about the safety and religious f