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Pakistan Has Been Hard Hit by 2022 Floods

Pakistan has been hard hit by 2022 floods which have wreaked havoc in three Provinces of Pakistan. The field teams of Interfaith League Against Poverty (I-LAP) are presently carrying out Rapid Needs Assessment Surveys. I-LAP appeals to all National and International Civil Society Organizations to join hands for supporting the flood affected families. For further Read more about Pakistan Has Been Hard Hit by 2022 Floods[…]

I-LAP distributes food Packages Amongst Christian communities

Islamabad : The Interfaith League Against Poverty (I-LAP) has launched a coordinated campaign to distribute food packages among the Christian workers who have lost their jobs and businesses because of ever increasing pandemic of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the country. To strictly adhere to the preventive and safety measures against the pandemic, I-LAP established a ‘food Read more about I-LAP distributes food Packages Amongst Christian communities[…]

All Saints Church Attack, Peshawar – 2013

On September 21, 2013, a devastating twin suicide bombing struck All Saints Church in Peshawar, Pakistan, as the congregation was concluding their service. This horrific attack resulted in nearly 200 Christian deaths and left hundreds more critically injured. It is considered one of the deadliest assaults on Christians in the country’s history. I-LAP’s Response Chairman Read more about All Saints Church Attack, Peshawar – 2013[…]

Burning of Sarhadi Lutheran Church, District Mardan, 2012

On September 21, 2012, Sarhadi Lutheran Church in Mardan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Province, became the target of a violent and destructive mob attack. The attack was part of a broader wave of protests against a sacrilegious film that had provoked outrage among Muslims worldwide. The mob, estimated to consist of nearly 8,000 people, unleashed its Read more about Burning of Sarhadi Lutheran Church, District Mardan, 2012[…]

Rimsha Masih Case, Islamabad – 2012

On August 17, 2012, an 11-year-old Christian girl named Rimsha Masih, who was reported to have Down’s Syndrome, was arrested and jailed under accusations of desecrating pages of the Holy Quran. This incident sparked widespread outrage and drew attention to the harsh application of Pakistan’s Blasphemy Law, especially against vulnerable individuals like Rimsha. The case Read more about Rimsha Masih Case, Islamabad – 2012[…]

Joseph Colony, Badami Bagh, District Lahore -2013

On March 9, 2013, a horrifying incident took place in Joseph Colony, Badami Bagh, District Lahore, that left 235 Christian families devastated. The trouble began when a young Christian boy living in the colony was accused of committing blasphemy while in the company of his Muslim friends. In Pakistan, the Blasphemy Law strictly prohibits any Read more about Joseph Colony, Badami Bagh, District Lahore -2013[…]

Press Releases:- First Distribution in Pakistan of Personal Protection Equipment Kits for Sanitary Workers of MCI and Rescue 1122 Personnel

Date:   Thursday May 21, 2020 Venue: F-7 Cricket Ground Islamabad, near Flower Market, Jinnah Super Interfaith League Against Poverty (I-LAP), a national civil society organization, carried out the first ever distribution of Personal Protection Equipment Kits for Sanitary Workers in Pakistan on Thursday May 21, 2020 in Islamabad. The distribution was carried out for the Read more about Press Releases:- First Distribution in Pakistan of Personal Protection Equipment Kits for Sanitary Workers of MCI and Rescue 1122 Personnel[…]