Minority Coverage Foundation – Pakistan – Page 2

Working for the Vulnerable Segments of Society

Minority Coverage Foundation was established in 2006 as a non-profitable and non-governmental organization and was registered in 2007 under the Society Registration Act. XXI of 1860 vide registration no RP/4062-L/S/07 with (E & IP) department Lahore, Pakistan.

Our Goals

Creating: Opportunities for employment and enhancing abilities of poverty stricken individuals to discover the fullness of life in their lives Providing: Financial assistance to small and micro-scale business entrepreneurs with least access to credit and through business expansion, creating further opportunities for the unemployed and under-employed poorer sections of communities. Developing: the entrepreneurial skills and abilities of the poor to increase productivity and profitability of their business through training and consultancy. Assisting: the deprived and oppressed including widows, orphans, the mentally and physically handicapped to experience the love of God. Becoming: a prophetic instrument for the transformation of the Pakistani nation by emphasizing wise stewardship of financial resources and accountability.

Christmas Dinner 2014 by Minority Coverage Foundation

Christmas Dinner 2014 with (all the names here) Mr. Emmanual Gulzar President MCF Mr. Lt. Gen. Abdul Qyamm Mr. Justice Ali Nawaz Chohan Mr. Sohail Lashari President Chamber of Commerce Lahore Voice President Chamber of Commerce Lahore Mr. Muhammad Riaz Voice Chairman Evacuee Trust Property Board Mr. Muhammad Akram Chaudhary…

Notification on Peace and Interfaith Harmony

Dialog’s and Distribution of Notification on Peace and Interfaith Harmony

Islamic Blasphemy Law for Pakistani Minorities

ISLAMIC BLASPHEMY LAW OF PAKISTAN IS THIRSTY FOR THE BLOOD OF PAKISTANI CHRISTIANS GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN HAS BADLY FAILED ONCE AGAIN TO PROTECT THE CHRISTIAN MINORITIES. FALSE ACCUSATION OF 295/A, B, C ARE INCREASING DAY BY DAY AGAINST THE CHRISTIANS OF PAKISTAN

Interfaith Conference Australia

The Melbourne Parliament offers the opportunity to continue with the reconciliation process that the Australian government began by apologizing to Indigenous people for the wrongs committed against them. The Parliament provides the occasion to focus on the struggle against poverty across the world with the aim of making poverty history….

Capacity Building Workshop

Lack of awareness and training are the main reasons why people find it difficult to access information from various government bodies. Civil society organizations, especially those working at the grassroots in rural areas need to be aware about this landmark legislation in our country. More importantly they have the specific…

Violence at Chak 8/11-L, Sahiwal

As the whole world is aware about Pakistan that lots of ethnic and fundamental groups are active to promote their activities through violence and intolerance behavior. Here the people are stubborn and have a phonetic attitude towards minorities, due to these reasons it’s needed to build a positive dialogue with…

Pakistan Interfaith Conference

National Peace Commity of Interfaith and Harmony Pakistan, where all human beings can practice their faith without fear , by accepting and respecting each other’s faiths. Yes it’s true that many wars and conflicts have started over religion. Now here’s an electronic book that shows you how purposeful inter-religious dialogues…

Protested against Gojjra Violence

Around eight people have died, including one child, and many were injured in the violence that engulfed the Gojra, Punjab. Following the allegation by some local Muslims on Friday that some Christians have desecrated the Holy Quran, a violent mob burned down 70 houses belonging to the Christians to ashes…

Protested against Asia Bibi Arrest

Pakistani Christian woman who was convicted of blasphemy by a Pakistani court, receiving a sentence of death by hanging. The verdict, which would need to be upheld by a superior court, has received worldwide attention. If executed, Noreen would be the first woman in Pakistan to be lawfully killed for blasphemy.Christian minister Shahbaz…

Protest against Assassination of Shahbaz Bhatti

Shahbaz Bhatti the Christian Minister for Minorities in Pakistan was shot dead nearby his home in Islamabad. His car was said to be riddled with bullets and the Federal Minister was pronounced dead on arrival to hospital. MCF protested against the assassination of Shahbaz Bhatti.