Tag: Religious Minorities
Impact of Babri Mosque Incident on Pakistan’s Valmiki Community
Muhammad Faqeer
LAHORE: The Partition of the Sub-Continent caused one of the greatest migrations in human history, triggering untold stories of miseries and harrowing tales...
The Pitiable Plight of Christian Sanitary Workers in Balochistan
Ali Baloch
QUETTA: Sunny, a young Christian sanitary worker, is perhaps oblivious to the hazards of his profession which was passed to him from his...
Constitutional Rights for Minorities: A Daydream?
Ali Jan Maqsood
Chandan Akash is a Hindu student from the Kharan district of Balochistan. He attends the Government High School Kharan where, during the...
Minorities Demand the Slot of ETPB Chairman
Sher Ali
The minorities have long been demanding the appointment of the Chairman of the Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB) from among themselves in Pakistan...
How Early Marriage Bill can Protect Young Girls from Religious Minorities
Danish Murad
Balochistan Voices has produced a video report on the topic of How the Early Marriage Bill can Protect Young Girls from Religious Minorities.
Ganesh Temple in RYK Restored but Hindus Continue to Live in...
Sher Ali
RAHIM YAR KHAN: Fear still rules the Bhong area of District Rahim Yar Khan. A local Hindu, who works as a cloth seller...
Christian Community Longs for Ending Domicile Status
Ali Baloch
QUETTA: Essa Nagri, situated on the eastern side of Quetta city, the provincial capital of Balochistan, is predominantly a Christian locality. It is...
Ethics or Islamiat: Minority Students have Limited Choice
Ali Baloch
QUETTA: Ensuring the provision of free and compulsory education to all children of age five to sixteen years along with all needed facilities,...
A Mountain to Climb Everyday
Adila Batool Changezi
QUETTA: Saima*, was a coal miner’s wife and a domestic worker herself, residing at the foothills of Koh-i-Murdar. One fateful morning, she...
Better Late Than Never: Jain Temple Restored and Opened for Public...
Sher Ali
LAHORE: Religious and cultural heritage sites often bear the brunt of bigotry and intolerance. Perhaps, the famous Jain Temple, which stood with all...
