Tag: Pakistan
Arrest on blasphemy charges raises alarm in Lahore’s Christian community
The incident comes as Pakistan remains a focal point on international human rights platforms for its controversial blasphemy laws
Rights group calls for justice for 76-year-old Christian in Pakistan
"The growing militancy and intolerance in society must be addressed urgently by the state," Mughal emphasized.
Mob attacks Christian family in Pakistan over false blasphemy accusations
The incident occurred in the early morning when a mob invaded the home and shoe factory of Nazir Gill Masih in Gillwala Mujahid colony
Fossil fuels dependency exacerbates Pakistan’s power crisis
Another critical factor is transmission constraints, which limit the flow of electricity through specific parts of the power grid
Women march for Palestine and against patriarchy in Pakistan
The women marchers of Islamabad’s Aurat March carried placards with messages of solidarity with oppressed communities
Pakistan’s WhatsApp death sentence case spotlights blasphemy law
Last year, at least 329 people were accused of blasphemy in Pakistan, the Lahore-based Centre for Social Justice said
Pakistanis celebrate ordination of new bishop
The night before the ordination mass, Bishop Jayasuriya was greeted by a group of priests and his predecessor
Catholic bishop urges inclusive representation as Pakistan braces for elections amidst...
He suggested that Christians should have the opportunity to cast a double vote – one for their chosen party, another for Christian candidates
Pakistan goes to the polls after bloody election eve
On Wednesday, at least 28 people were killed and more than 30 wounded by two bomb blasts outside the offices of candidates
Imran Khan defeated in path to second Pakistan innings
Often described as being impulsive and brash, Khan draws frequently on cricket analogies to describe his political battles