The growing number of cases involving Christian girls
abducted in Pakistan continues to raise serious human rights concerns. In
Faisalabad, 18-year-old Adan Sabir was reportedly abducted at gunpoint from her
aunt’s home on July 3, 2025. Her family immediately filed a police complaint
and sought help from the Emergency Committee to Save the Persecuted and
Enslaved (ECSPE).
According to reports, ECSPE worked closely with local
authorities and human rights advocates to help secure her rescue. The case
highlights the dangers faced by religious minority girls in Pakistan,
especially Christians and Hindus, who are often targeted for abduction, forced
conversion, and forced marriage.
Key concerns raised by activists include:
- Weak
enforcement of child protection laws
- False
marriage and conversion documents
- Pressure
on families to stay silent
- Delays
in justice for victims
ECSPE continues to support persecuted minority families and
advocate for stronger protections for vulnerable girls in Pakistan.
Source: ECSPE Article – A Christian Girl’s Abduction In Faisalabad: Rescued By ECSPE
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