Catholic Missionary Endeavor in Pakistan Shares Gospel, Frees Christians From Slavery
According to a 2023 report by WalkFree, approximately 10 out of every 1,000 Pakistanis are engaged in forced labor.
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New Report Publicizes Plight of Christians in Pakistan
‘They don’t have any hope’: Catholics in the country face intense persecution and systemic discrimination.
Church Responds to Mob Attack on Christians in Pakistan
The mob destroyed electric meters and outdoor air conditioning units, and set the Christians' homes and shop ablaze. Eventually, they brought them out, hurled stones at them, and beat them with sticks. They tried to lynch Masih, who was seriously injured.
Hundreds of Pakistan Catholics Celebrate Mass Outside Burned Church Days After Mob Attacks
The anti-Christian mob had broken into a frenzy after two Christians, Rocky Masih and Raja Masih, were accused of profaning the Quran and insulting Islam.
Pakistani Civil Society Rejects Government’s Allegations Against Catholic-Rights Group
The report has discussed the issues of blasphemy laws, forced conversion, biased school curriculum, and delayed formation of national commission for minorities, and made concrete and workable recommendations for the government.
Anglican Pastor Shot Dead in Pakistan on Way Home from Church
Catholic Archbishop Benny Mario Travas of Karachi expressed solidarity with the Christian community in Peshawar after the assassination.
Christian Aid Group Applauds Investigation into Forced Conversions, Marriages in Pakistan
In a high-profile case this fall, a 44-year-old man kidnapped Arzoo Raja, a 13-year-old Catholic girl from Karachi, before forcing her to convert to Islam and marrying her.
Archbishop: Religious Dialogue Bears Real Fruit for Pakistan’s Christians
The archbishop of Lahore said the conditions for local Christians are slowly improving, thanks to interreligious initiatives.
