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Vigil in honour of slain minister vows to carry on working towards a tolerant Pakistan.

On the first anniversary of former minorities’ affairs minister’s murder, the investigators are back to square...

Fear, communal and personal, marks the anniversary of the assassination of Pakistan’s first Christian Cabinet...

How could Shahbaz Bhatti be a martyr in a country where he was merely a ‘minority’?

Anti-terrorism court hands over the custody of Abid Malik to the Islamabad police.

Officials remain unoptimistic about breakthroughs.

Ahle Sunnat Wal Jammat lashes out agains­t Rehman Malik’s statem­ents.

The two assassins are activists of Sipah-e-Sahaba, managed to reach Middle East, will bring them back says Malik.

Police identi­fy new culpri­ts even though the Punjab­i Taliba­n had claime­d respon­sibili­ty.

List provides details of people accused/sentenced under blasphemy laws, harassment of minorities, killings of accused.

Says investigations will bear fruit soon; hands over stolen vehicles back to their owners.

Paul Bhatti says some people suggested the official was killed by those close to him, but, "the truth had emerged".

JIT report says the group crafted plan with the help of Punjabi Taliban.

Demand made at a time when Islamabad police have decided to close the case "for want of evidence".

Parliamentary representatives for minorities to forward proposal for formation of commission to PM Gilani.

Hafiz Nazar freed after police failed to present any evidence against him.

The suspect called a minorities’ lawmaker and said he knew Bhatti’s assassins.

Police claims two suspects fled the country.

Minorities alliance to remain united to finish mission of slain minister.

In a tribute, Antao-Xavier called the slain minister a ‘freedom warrior’.

Wajid Ali Durrani says those responsible will soon be brought to justice.

All Pakistan Minorities Alliance demands judicial commission to investigate murder of minister.

Let us become a nation united by our plurality, shared values and common goals.

Senator Hafiz Rasheed Ahmed from Fata terms one-minutes silence fort Shahbaz Bhatti “un-Islamic”.

Zamman tells assembly panel that the arrested man is being interrogated.

Despite being home to the powers that be, Islamabad and Rawalpindi are far from secure.

NA standing committee on minorities’ affairs proposes construction of ‘interfaith harmony monument’ at murder...

Christians say they are feeling more insecure after the assassination of Shahbaz Bhatti.

Interior minister says misuse of law being taken into account.

The congregation at St Patrick’s Cathedral prayed for Shahbaz Bhatti.

Hussain Haqqani and other US leaders plead for religious tolerance at memorial service for Shahbaz Bhatti.

Shazia Marri, Waseem Akhtar and prominent people from society attend service for Shahbaz Bhatti.

The protesters carried placards and banners bearing inscriptions demanding the early arrest of the murderer.

It is time for the democratic government and security apparatus to get their act together to defend Pakistan.

Christian activists hold a memorial for the slain minister at the site of his murder.

Most of the banners for him were put up by the MQM.

President Zardari had initially suggested the idea.

Malik is far from the only politician unwilling to consider resignation for dereliction of duty.

Minister evaded normal security and rarely used his own house.

The greater tragedy is that we carry out our inhuman crimes in the name of Islam.

Pope Benedict says Bhatti inspires "courage and commitment to strive for religious freedom for all men."

Witness says a person resembling the police sketch was seen sitting in a white car.

President calls Bhatti and Taseer victims of increasing intolerance and polarisation in Pakistani society.

The moderates, although quite loud, have refused to stand up to tyranny, and expect others to do it for them.

Taseer’s self-confessed killer, four FC soldiers being questioned in connection with the minister’s assassination.

Interior minister says he is now number one on Taliban hit-list.

Bhatti's body was taken to the Khushpur area of Faisalabad via helicopter.

‘Bhatti told the govt about threats but he was still not given protection’.

In Pakistan today, there is no such thing as foolproof security.

The real enemy is India and the power that now stands behind India, the United States.