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.
An eight-year-old Hindu boy was accused of blasphemy in Bhong in 2021. After a court granted him bail, a mob attacked and damaged a Hindu temple before authorities intervened.
Arrested in 2020 over allegations involving religious material shared online, three Ahmadi men spent years in detention. Their story examines the UN’s finding of arbitrary detention, subsequent reports of...
Uzma Bibi’s death in Lahore in January 2019 raised urgent questions about domestic worker protection. This article examines the reported allegations, the subsequent acquittal following a settlement, and the...
The Sahiwal CTD case concerns four deaths, surviving children and continuing questions about police accountability. This account covers the investigation, October 2019 acquittal and subsequent reported proceedings.
Patras and Sajid Masih’s case connects a reported cricket dispute and alleged digital framing with community threats and allegations of abuse in FIA custody.
Naqeebullah Mehsud’s death in Karachi raised urgent questions about police accountability. This story remembers his life and family while explaining the inquiry findings, acquittals and later proceedings.
Zainab Ansari’s killing in Kasur sparked a national call for child protection. Her story raises lasting questions about prevention, accountability and the responsibilities behind the Zainab Alert law.
Mashal Khan, a 23-year-old university student, was lynched in Mardan in 2017 after being accused of blasphemy. A later official investigation found no evidence supporting the allegation.
Shama Bibi and Shahzad Masih, a Christian brick-kiln couple with three children, were killed by a mob in Kot Radha Kishan in 2014 after an allegation of Quran desecration.
An alleged blasphemous Facebook post triggered mob violence against Ahmadi families in Gujranwala in July 2014. A woman and her two young granddaughters died when homes were set on...