In addition to the prevailing human rights challenges in Pakistan, abuses against women and girls further highlight systemic issues.

Deputy Commissioner Hyderabad Tariq Qureshi on Thursday said that all Companions of Prophet Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa (PBUH) were praiseworthy and no blasphemy in reverence of the Holy Prophet would be tolerated

Pakistan Ulema Council Chairman Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi invited all faith leaders for interfaith dialogues to remove differences as burgeoning incidents of blasphemy were promoting an environment of hatred in the comity of nations

The caretaker minister for religious affairs reiterates the government's stance on blasphemy and hate-speech and announced to take proactive measures to curb blasphemous content on social media platforms.

The Supreme Court senior puisne judge and his wife interact with the affected individuals and surveyed the condition of the damaged structures in the Christian-populated area of Jaranwala.

The reports say that the mob attacked the churches due to alleged desecration of Holy Quran in Jaranwala area.

The latest reports say that a group of individuals have set fire to several churches and looted abandoned residences, allegedly in response to mosque clerics' incitement.

The discussion has covered critical issues within Pakistan, such as human rights violations, cases of missing persons, upcoming general elections, politically-motivated arrests, as well as the importance of a free media and democracy.