Samaritan’s Fellowship Foundation Pakistan works with marginalized and minority communities to defend their rights, strengthen their voice, and create opportunities for lasting self-reliance.
Our work connects three pillars: Freedom, Rights & Empowerment; Economic Opportunity; and Peace & Fellowship.
We speak for the freedom of people from social differences, injustice, modern slavery, extremism, religious intolerance, persecution, and poverty.
Kamran Masih’s home and business were reportedly targeted by a mob after a blasphemy accusation in October 2026. The case raises concerns about community protection, digital evidence and due...
Fatima Fariro’s death in Ranipur raised concerns about child domestic work, abuse and unequal power. This account examines documented developments and the call for lawful accountability.
Zohra Shah’s death in Rawalpindi prompted outrage over child domestic labour. Her story raises urgent questions about household accountability, family vulnerability and effective protection.
Tayyaba’s abuse case exposed the vulnerability of children working in private households. This account examines the court decisions, unequal power and the need for lasting protection.
Pakistani authorities alleged that a gaming club in Muzaffargarh was used to groom, exploit and record young children. This case raises urgent questions about online exploitation, child protection and...
Pakistani Airports | July–August 2026 An international airport is both a gateway and a security checkpoint. Immigration authorities have a legitimate responsibility to verify documents, prevent human trafficking and...
Repeated reports of sexual-offence suspects sustaining similar “own gunfire” injuries during CCD arrests have raised serious questions about due process, police use of force and independent accountability in Punjab.
Ghaziabad, Lahore, Punjab | August 2026 A police station is meant to be a place of protection. It is where citizens report violence, seek emergency assistance and place their...
Rizwana Bibi survived alleged prolonged abuse while working as a child domestic worker. Her case exposed the urgent need to protect children, enforce existing laws and ensure accountability through...
Siddique Masih was reportedly killed after a co-worker objected to his using a shared water cooler because he was Christian. His case raises concerns about religious discrimination and worker...