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At least 8 churches set on fire by mob in Pakistan - Vimarsana News

At least 8 churches set on fire by mob in Pakistan

A frenzied mob on Wednesday descended upon a Christian colony in Pakistan’s Punjab province, attacking and ransacking as many as eight churches, setting them on fire and vandalizing adjoining buildings.

Churches set on fire by mob in Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Churches set on fire by mob in Pakistan

A frenzied mob on Wednesday descended upon a Christian colony in Pakistan's Punjab province, attacking and ransacking as many as eight churches, setting them on fire and vandalizing adjoining buildings.

Law Commission's Report on Sedition Is a Non Sequitur - Vimarsana News

Law Commission's Report on Sedition Is a Non Sequitur

The Law Commission's report hardly seems to have any plausible recommendation, apart from a lazy attempt to justify retaining a provision that even the government admits is archaic and colonial.

Source: thewire.in
Two Christian Teenagers Arrested On Blasphemy Charges In Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Two Christian Teenagers Arrested On Blasphemy Charges In Pakistan

Christian Teenagers Arrested On Blasphemy Charges In Pakistan, one of whom is a minor. this took place in the Qurban Lines area of Lahore.

Minority rights activists raise concern over misuse of blasphemy law - Vimarsana News

Minority rights activists raise concern over misuse of blasphemy law

The minority human rights activists have expressed grave concern over the filing of a blasphemy case under Section 295-B of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) against a 46-year-old Christian illiterate widow named Mussarat Bibi and a Muslim gardener named Muhammad Sarmad in Pakpattan, Pakistan.

Source: dnd.com.pk