Journalism of Courage
Pakistani Christian girls mourn over a family member who was killed from a suicide bombing attack near two churches in Lahore, Pakistan on Sunday. (Source: AP)
Suicide bombers exploded themselves near two churches in the eastern city of Lahore on Sunday as worshippers were gathered inside the church, killing more than dozen people, officials said, in the latest attack against religious minorities in the country. (Source: AP)
A Pakistani Christian family mourn over the lifeless body of a boy who was killed from the suicide bombing in Lahore on Sunday. (Source: AP)
At least 15 people, including two policemen, were killed and over 80 others injured when two Taliban suicide bombers attacked two packed churches during the Sunday mass in Pakistan’s biggest Christian colony here in one of the worst attacks on the minority community. (Source: AP)
The church damaged from the suicide bombing attack in Lahore on Sunday morning. (Source: AP)
The attacks later triggered mob violence in which two suspected militants were lynched and then set ablaze, resulting in their deaths. (Source: AP)
The attackers blew themselves up at the gates of Roman Catholic Church and Christ Church in Youhanabad area of Lahore, the capital of Punjab province, causing stampede as panicked worshippers ran to save their lives. (Source: AP)
“When the guards stopped them from entering the churches, they blew themselves up (at the gates),” Christian leader of the locality Aslam Pervaiz Sahotra said. He said a large number of Christians were present inside the churches at the time of the twin attacks. (Source: AP)
Pakistani Christians chant slogans near the site of suicide bombing attack. (Source: AP)
