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Pakistan: HRCP condemns hate speech targeting Senator for defending minority rights

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Islamabad [Pakistan], June 24 (ANI): The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has strongly condemned the inflammatory rhetoric directed at Senator Pervaiz Rashid after his speech in the Senate, denouncing a recent police investigation that allegedly targeted an elderly woman over her religious beliefs during Eid-ul-Adha. In a post on X, the commission stated, “HRCP...

Pakistan: In the land they helped build, Ahmadis cannot call themselves Muslims

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The discrimination against the Ahmadiyya community is not limited to isolated policies; it is a system of exclusions—written into the Constitution and enforced through laws, police, mobs, and, sometimes, bullets Pakistan is a nation buried under paradoxes and betrayals. And few betrayals cut deeper, or shame Pakistanis more, than the one inflicted on the Ahmadiyya...

90 Ahmadi Graves Desecrated In Khushab’s Rodha District Amid Police Inaction

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90 Ahmadi graves were desecrated in Khushab’s Rodha district. Police had earlier pressured Ahmadis to remove gravestones. 269 such incidents have occurred in 2025, highlighting rising hate crimesIn yet another disturbing incident targeting the Ahmadiyya community, at least 90 graves of deceased Ahmadis were found desecrated in the Rodha district of Khushab on Friday. When...

Tehreek-e-Labbaik mob lynches Ahmadi man outside place of worship

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Forty six (46) year old Laeeq Cheema, who belonged to the Ahmadiyya community, was lynched on Friday, by a mob of several hundred workers from Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), a far right religio-political party in the jurisdiction of the Preedy police station, in Karachi’s Saddar (mobile market) area. Cheema was beaten so badly that he succumbed...

Pakistan police book over 40 Ahmadis for ‘converting house into worship site’

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Police in Kasur have registered a criminal case against more than 40 members of the Ahmaddiya community for allegedly converting a residential property into a place of worship. Kasur is a city to the south of Lahore, in the Pakistani province of Punjab. The FIR, filed on Sunday, names two individuals while 40 others remain unidentified. The...

42 Ahmadis booked for ‘offering prayers’

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KASUR: A-Division police on Sunday lodged a criminal case against 42 Ahmadis on charge of converting a house into a worship place at Shami Shaheed locality. Two of the suspects were nominated while 40 were unidentified in the first information report (FIR). The case was registered under Section 298(C) of the PPC which criminalises certain...

Police Erase Islamic Declaration of Faith on Ahmadi Muslim Mosque in Sheikhupura

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Since the beginning of Ramadan 2025, members of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), a far-right religious extremist group in Farooqabad, Sheikhupura, have engaged in disruptive acts outside the local Ahmadi Muslim Mosque, regularly chanting anti-Ahmadi slogans on Fridays. Police officers defacing the Kalima (Islamic declaration of faith). On 13 April 2025, local police officers carried out an...

Amnesty calls on govt to drop charges against Ahmadis, protect their places of worship

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Amnesty International on Monday called on the government to release and drop all charges against all Ahmadis detained in recent weeks and ensure adequate protection to Ahmadi places of worship. On March 1, Daska (Sialkot) police arrested 22 members of the Ahmadiyya community for offering prayers in their religious place. Then on March 7, over two dozen...

Dozens of Ahmadis taken into ‘protective custody’ after mob gathers outside worship place

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Police on Friday took over two dozen members of the Ahmadi community, including children, into “protective custody” as a mob gathered outside their place of worship in Karachi’s Surjani Town. “Several workers of the Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) gathered outside the Ahmadi place of worship in Surjani Town. They demanded to prevent the Ahmadis from offering...

Bail Plea Rejected For 22 Ahmadis Arrested In Daska For Offering Prayers

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A Daska court rejected bail for 22 Ahmadis arrested on 28th February for offering prayers. Charged under Section 298-C PPC, their arrest followed mob pressure, highlighting rising persecution in Pakistan      A local court has dismissed the post-arrest bail application of 22 Ahmadis, including two minors, who were arrested on 28th February 2025 for offering...
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