National Women's Commission & Ecumenical Relations

17/08/2026

The National Women’s Commission & Ecumenical Relations extends its heartfelt congratulations to Rev. Janet Anstead on her appointment as the new General Secretary of the Canadian Council of Churches.

We warmly welcome this new chapter in your ministry and leadership. Your commitment to the Church, women’s ministry, ecumenical cooperation, and interfaith engagement is an inspiration to many.

We pray that God will guide and strengthen you as you take on this important responsibility. May your leadership build bridges of unity, deepen relationships among churches, and advance the shared witness of the Christian community.

With prayers, warm greetings, and best wishes for a fruitful and blessed ministry.

National Women’s Commission & Ecumenical Relations

14/08/2026

24/07/2026

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20/07/2026

I am grateful to have successfully completed the *2-Day Right to Information (RTI) Training.* As an Advocate, it was an excellent opportunity to enhance my knowledge and gain practical insights into transparency, accountability, and the effective use of the Right to Information law.
The training was highly informative and beneficial, and I was honored to receive my Certificate of Completion at the Punjab Bar Council.
Above all, I thank Almighty God for this opportunity to learn, grow, and better serve justice.
*To God be all the glory*. 🙏

18/07/2026

With profound sorrow, we have received the final judgment of the Supreme Court of Pakistan in the tragic Kot Radha Kishan (Shama & Shahzad) case, bringing to a close one of the most painful chapters in our nation's history.
*Shama and Shahzad, a Christian couple, were accused in a false allegation of blasphemy. Before the law could determine the truth, they fell victim to mob violence and were brutally thrown alive and killed in a brick kiln*—an incident that deeply shocked the conscience of Pakistan and the international community.
As Pakistani Christians, we fully respect the authority, independence, and judgment of the Honourable Supreme Court. At the same time, we express our heartfelt grief over the tragic loss of two innocent lives and pray that such incidents never occur again in our beloved country.
May this painful chapter strengthen our collective commitment to the rule of law, due process, religious harmony, and the protection of every citizen's life and dignity.
May Almighty God grant eternal peace to Shama and Shahzad, comfort to their loved ones, and bless Pakistan with justice, peace, and unity.

*Justice • Peace • Human Dignity*

17/07/2026

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05/07/2026

We expresses our deep sorrow, and concern over the tragic death of Mr. Amir Peter (61), a Pakistani Catholic who passed away on 1 July 2026 while under treatment at Camp Jail Hospital, Lahore. He had remained in judicial custody for nearly a year after being accused in a blasphemy case and was reportedly suffering from serious physical and mental health conditions.
This unfortunate incident highlights the urgent need to ensure justice, due process, and the protection of the fundamental rights and dignity of every citizen, regardless of faith. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and pray for eternal peace for the departed soul.
We also reaffirm our commitment to advocating for justice, human rights, and the protection of religious minorities in Pakistan.