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Forced Conversions of Hindu and Christian Minorities in Pakistan: A Silent Crisis

Blog August 20, 2025

Pakistan, a country founded on the principles of religious freedom, has repeatedly failed to protect its religious minorities. Among the most pressing issues facing Hindu and Christian communities in Pakistan

Religious Discrimination in Pakistan: A Persistent Crisis

Blog July 17, 2025

Pakistan, a country founded in 1947 as a homeland for Muslims in South Asia, has long struggled with religious discrimination against its minority communities. Despite constitutional guarantees of equality, religious

Asia Bibi: The Woman Who Defied Pakistan’s Blasphemy Laws

Blog June 3, 2025

Asia Bibi, a poor Christian farmworker from rural Pakistan, became an international symbol of religious persecution after being sentenced to death for blasphemy in 2010. Her case exposed the brutal

Hector Aleem: The Tragic Tale of a Pakistani Christian Behind Bars

Blog January 3, 2025

In Pakistan, religious minorities often live under constant fear of persecution, especially under the country’s strict blasphemy laws. One such victim is Hector Aleem, a Pakistani Christian who has spent

Christianity Under Siege in Pakistan: A Community Fighting for Survival

Blog October 3, 2024

Pakistan’s Christian community, making up around 1.6% of the population, faces escalating persecution, violence, and systemic discrimination. From blasphemy accusations to forced conversions and economic marginalization, Christians in Pakistan live

The Tragic Case of Blasphemy in Pakistan: Social Media, Friendship with Girls, and the Perils of Misinterpretation

Blog July 18, 2024

Pakistan’s blasphemy laws, intended to protect religious sentiments, have often been weaponized to settle personal vendettas, target minorities, and punish social behavior deemed “unacceptable.” A recent case involving a young