Karachi: (PPF) The Democrats panel has secured another comprehensive victory in the annual elections of the Karachi Press Club, winning all major posts for the year 2026 and achieving its 18th consecutive clean sweep in a keenly contested poll held on December 27.

Polling took place fro

UK: The UK RAAC Campaign Group is pleased to announce that our national petition calling for justice for RAAC-affected homeowners will be formally presented in Parliament. MP Brian Leishman has kindly agreed to present the petition during a parliamentary session, marking an important milestone in

UK: We are pleased to share an important update on our petition for urgent support for homeowners in Hirwaun and across Wales affected by Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC). Following the official petition hearing, the Senedd Petitions Committee has formally considered our campaign and

Washington, D.C: It is an established fact that human rights are being violated on a daily basis across every part of Jammu and Kashmir. Multiple international human rights organizations and United Nations Special Rapporteurs have documented the absence of meaningful freedom of expression in Jamm

Palandri, Azad Kashmir: There are occasions when friends arrange lectures and important meetings for you because you have come from abroad. But it is entirely different when a friend himself undertakes a journey of nearly four hours, driving from Palandri to Islamabad—not merely to meet you

UK: The UK RAAC Campaign Group is pleased to announce that our national petition calling for justice for RAAC-affected homeowners will be formally presented in Parliament. MP Brian Leishman has kindly agreed to present the petition during a parliamentary session, marking an important milestone in

UK: Kerry Macintosh, Co-Vice Chair of the UK RAAC Campaign Group, with West Lothian homeowners at a protest ahead of their meeting with Housing Minister Mairi McAllan, highlighting their urgent call for support, accountability, and solutions for RAAC-affected properties.

West Lothian RA

Islamabad, Pakistan: An extraordinary and truly inspiring conference was organized by Voice of Justice in Kashmir (VOJIK) in Islamabad, Pakistan. It was not just another event — it was a moment of awakening. Diplomats, politicians, academics, intellectuals, human rights defen

Rawalpindi, Pakistan: Pakistan’s Christian minority continues to face serious risks, as recent reports highlight cases of abduction, forced conversion, and coerced marriage of young Christian women and girls. 

Monica Jennifer, a 21-year-old Christian from Rawalpindi, dis

Lahore, Pakistan: “The world powers do not have the right, nor the slightest moral authority, to pronounce what should be the solution of the Kashmir dispute in the sense of the final disposition of the territories involved. They have a compelling duty to deliberate upon and recommend

Pakistan: A Christian family in Raiwind lost three loved ones when monsoon rains caused their fragile home to collapse. 

Left homeless and grieving, they sought temporary shelter while BACA covered funeral costs and pledged to rebuild their house. 

Despite heavy

Istanbul, Turkey: Normally, I do not issue press releases about meetings with dignitaries, ambassadors, or diplomats, only when I attend conferences and seminars and had to deliver a lecture. However, this meeting was exceptional—one that taught me a profound lesson

Istanbul, Turkiye: “Kashmir dispute is one of the oldest issues pending on the agenda of the United Nations Security Council. Its occupation by India has been left undisturbed by the international community, even though its validity has never been accepted. At no stage, however, h

Istanbul, Turkey: “The demand of the people of Kashmir is very simple. They want to be free of Indian military occupation and to decide their future by a democratic vote, impartially supervised. A mechanism for the exercise of this right has already been defined by the United

Islamabad: (PPF) On November 5, Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar informed the National Assembly that the government was taking all possible measures to safeguard the rights of media workers. His statement followed a walkout by reporters from the Parliament&