One month ago the long-running saga of Islamic persecution to UK-based convert to Christianity Nissar Hussain reached its lowest ebb. A visit by CID officers to the Hussain home left the family terrified and confused. The officer’s gave the family a stark warning of an imminent threat to Mr Hussain’s life. The level of threat was so serious the family were provided with a phantom police car parked outside the home to thwart an attack. Despite the extreme anxiety the family felt the police informed them that they did not have the resources to provide 24 hour protection to the…
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Senator Eric Abetz, Wilson Chowdhry and Minister for Immigration Peter Dutton Today the British Pakistani Christian Association (BPCA) launches an appeal to help persecuted Pakistani Christians find safety in Australia. BPCA chairman Wilson Chowdhry said ‘Australia have started an innovative new pilot scheme that can be used to help Pakistani Christians to safety. However, we need partners on the ground in Australia to make it happen, as the scheme involves registered groups in Australia (which BPCA would become) and the need for volunteers to provide accommodation and support for a year.’ This move from the BPCA comes after Mr Chowdhry spent…
British Pakistani Christian Association (BPCA) Chairman Wilson Chowdhry reacted to the conviction of radical Islamic Anjem Choudary earlier this week on charges of inciting to terrorism and supporting ISIS, saying: ‘It has taken too long, but it is a great day for anyone who is concerned with the rise of radical Islamicism in the UK. I hope that he and his fellow defendants are given the maximum allowable sentence. We understand that the only way the police were able to do this was using undercover operations and one particular obscure law, because Choudary used his solicitor’s training to stay just…
Several weeks ago, the British Pakistani Christian Association (BPCA) received letters concerning the case of Nissar Hussain from Karen Bradley MP, the Home Office Minster for Preventing Abuse, Exploitation and Crime. The chairman of the BPCA, Wilson Chowdhry and Nissar Hussain met with Karen Bradley to discuss the situation of converts, and Nissar told her about his 16 years of persecution in Bradford for converting to Christianity from Islam. A case was put forward for apostasy hatred to be included within the Race and Religious Hatred Act 2006, Government Policy on Hate crime and referred to within Policing guidelines. BPCA believe…
British Pakistani Christian Association have organised a demonstration to raise the plight of suffering former Muslims in the UK. Better protection for Apostates in the UK 10 Downing Street, London, SW1A 2AA Saturday 21st May 2016 10:00 – 12:00 Guest Speaker: Nissar Hussain Awareness of the plight of apostates in the UK has intensified due to high profile cases such as Nissar Hussain and Sofia Hayat. Nissar has suffered 15 years of persecution in his current town of Bradford simply for rejecting Islam for Christianity He and his family have, to date, faced around 15 years of almost relentless persecution. This…
Image of Nissar Hussain After he was brutally attacked by Muslim hate gang in November last year (click here). As the fall out from the revelations about anti-semitic social media messages from Bradford MP Naz Shah and her senior aide Mohammed Shabbir (effectively demanding benign ethnic cleansing of Jews from Israel on the one hand, and calling Jews by the racist term Zios on the other) continues, the British Pakistani Christian Association (BPCA) heard from a Pakistani Christian in Bradford about his encounters with both. Sign our petition (click here) As the row extends within the Labour party, including the suspension of…
Images lost during transfer of our website from the Adobe Business Catalyst portal to Wordpress in September 2021, when the Adobe platform terminated. A French reporter residing in Thailand contacted the BPCA after reading the on-line BBC report on Pakistani Christians in Thailand and the brutal crackdown by Royal Thai Authorities. Arnaud Dabus a correspondent focused on South East Asia called on the BPCA to help him share the plight of our long suffering minority amongst the French, Turkish, Thai and Spanish media groups he freelances for. Wilson Chowdhry had already planned a visit to Thailand to follow-up on our…
BBC’s Chris Rogers has been undercover in Thailand to expose how the country treats its asylum seekers. Pakistani Christians fleeing extremist violence are among the second largest group of asylum seekers in Thailand. Many are routinely rounded up and sent indefinitely to immigration detention centres or locked up in jails. Their crime: to be seeking asylum, in a country which does not recognise refugees. Wilson Chowdhry Chairman of the British Pakistani Christian Association helped Chris Rogers, and organised direct contact with victims being helped by the BPCA. Lord Alton has shared this link that allows you to watch the BBC…
A Family reunited! From Left to right: Eashal Johnson, Johnson Masih, Reemal Johnson, Asia Johnson and Rumaisa Johnson. Asia Johnson (38 years) was arrested for overstaying her visa on 24th December 2015, she was placed in cuffs and was trundled across to a short term prison before being incarcerated in Bangkok’s notoriously brutal Immigration Detention Centre along with her two young daughters Reemal Johnson (7 years) and Eashal Johnson (3 years). PLEASE SIGN OUR PETITION (CLICK HERE) At the time of her arrest her husband, Johnson Masih (40 years) and daughter Rumaisa Johnson (6 years) were fortunately away from their…
Wilson Chowdhry Chairman of the British Pakistani Christian Association recently travelled to Bangkok with Chris Rogers of the BBC. Our help contributed to a secret video report of the re-persecution of Pakistani Christians in Thailand. Please watch the documentary this weekend detail can be viewed in the image above. Together they met with detainees in Bangkok’s terrible Immigration Detention Centre, a place visibly harsher then their notorious prisons. They met with asylum seekers in their homes and heard harrowing accounts of their suffering and oppression in Pakistan and the re-persecution of the fleeing victims in Thailand a place they had hoped to…