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Blasphemy Laws: The Silent Death of Pakistan’s Christian Prisoners

Blasphemy Laws: The Silent Death of Pakistan’s Christian Prisoners

by Farrukh Saif | Oct 7, 2025 | News Articles, Persecution News

The death of Zafar Bhatti, only three days after his release from prison, has once again exposed the painful reality of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws and the unbearable suffering they bring upon innocent lives. Zafar Bhatti, from Rawalpindi, spent 13 long years behind...
The Story of Yousaf Masih and the Misuse of Pakistan’s Blasphemy Laws

The Story of Yousaf Masih and the Misuse of Pakistan’s Blasphemy Laws

by Farrukh Saif | Aug 20, 2025 | News Articles, Persecution News, Rescue Missions

For the Protection of our team and Victim, we have changed the name and city: In Lahore,  Yousaf Masih, a 48-year-old Christian motor mechanic, lived a simple life. He spent his days repairing engines, covered in grease and sweat, earning just enough to feed his...
The Story of Shazia Babar: Forced Marriage, Debt, and Rescue

The Story of Shazia Babar: Forced Marriage, Debt, and Rescue

by Farrukh Saif | Aug 14, 2025 | News Articles, Persecution News, Rescue Missions, RescueHER

In the southern region of Punjab, Pakistan, a tragic story unfolded for 15-year-old Shazia Babar, a young girl, and her family. Her father, Babar Masih, had borrowed 20,000 PKR to help his sick father. Over the years, this small loan had grown into a crushing debt of...
Samuel Masih and Family: Rescued from Slavery

Samuel Masih and Family: Rescued from Slavery

by Farrukh Saif | Jul 30, 2025 | News Articles, Persecution News, Rescue Missions, RescueHER

Samuel Masih was born into slavery, his life began and grew inside the dusty walls of a brick kiln. He never saw freedom. From childhood to adulthood, his hands shaped bricks under the burning sun, and the debt that bound him was never meant to end. He married Sumera...
Blasphemy As A Weapon:Tenant’s Grudge, and the Return of Pakistan’s Dangerous Game

Blasphemy As A Weapon:Tenant’s Grudge, and the Return of Pakistan’s Dangerous Game

by Farrukh Saif | Jul 20, 2025 | News Articles, Persecution News

While the world debates Gaza and global conflicts, another crisis quietly unfolds in the heart of Lahore, where a 54-year-old Christian man, Amir Peter, a retired government employee, finds himself at the mercy of Pakistan’s blasphemy law — Section 295-C. According to...
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