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Sindh Sanitation Jobs for Non-Muslims Draw Discrimination Concerns: Sajid Sandhu Published on 10 September 2026 Sindh sanitation jobs for non-Muslims draw discrimination concerns: Sajid Sandhu An article published in The News on 10 September 2026 highlights concerns regarding sanitation jobs for non-Muslims in Sindh and the issue of discrimination in employment. Read the complete article

Sindh Sanitation Jobs for Non-Muslims Draw Discrimination Concerns: Sajid Sandhu Published on 10 September 2026 Sindh sanitation jobs for non-Muslims draw discrimination concerns: Sajid Sandhu An article published in The News on 10 September 2026 highlights concerns regarding sanitation jobs for non-Muslims in Sindh and the issue of discrimination in employment. Read the complete article

The award is the fourth-highest decoration given to any civilian in Pakistan based on their achievements. In an unusual move, a prominent Muslim organisation whose members include clerics and Islamic scholars has sought Pakistan’s one of the top civilian awards ‘Tamgha-i-Imtiaz’ for slain Sikh lawmaker Sardar Soran Singh. At a meeting organised in Islamanad on

The chairman of the Pakistan Inter-faith League, Sajid Ishaq, told The News International that the guilty verdict has “revived [Christians’] confidence in the supremacy of judiciary and enhanced their faith in fair and free investigations conducted in this case. I would not say I support the death sentence but I would say that such a

Pakistani judge has freed on bail a young Christian girl accused of blasphemy. While lawyers declared the decision a victory for justice, Christians from her village are still too scared to go home, VOA reports. Supporters of 14-year-old Rimsha Masih, believed to be mentally impaired, gathered outside the courtroom to wait for the news. Her

ISLAMABAD: A Pakistani Christian girl who was arrested for alleged blasphemy last year and forced into hiding for fear of her life has moved to Canada, an activist said yesterday.Rimsha Masih could have faced life in prison if convicted over allegations that she set fire to pages of the Qur’an in the poor, run-down neighborhood

A group of Islamic leaders in Pakistan have lent strong support to a mentally disabled Christian girl accused of blasphemy. “This is the first time in the history of Pakistan that Muslim community and scholars have stood up for non-Muslims,” said Sajid Ishaq, the chairman of the Pakistan Interfaith League. “We are together, demanding justice,

Christian couple Shehzad, 35 (R) and Shamah Masih (L), 31, were killed for allegedly desecrating the Quran in Pakistan, November 2014. Family members of the Pakistan Christian couple burned to death say they are being pressured to drop their calls for a criminal case and demand the government to protect them, in a recent press