Since 2018, HRCP has convened meetings of a national interfaith working group—a diverse collective committed to monitoring violations of the right to freedom of religion or belief, and promoting pluralism and equal citizenship for all religious minorities and sects. Comprising representatives from the Christian, Hindu, Sikh, Ahmadiyya, Buddhist, Shia Hazara, Bahai and Parsi communities—all of whom work as lawyers, journalists or community-level activists—the group works to ensure that the voices of minority communities are heard, protected and empowered in national conversations. It provides first-hand insights from communities affected by religious discrimination, monitoring support through fact-finding missions and fieldwork, and strategic input on advocacy messaging and recommendations in the form of open letters.

At the working group’s most recent meeting in March 2025, HRCP launched its annual report on the state of freedom of religion or belief in 2023/24, which spotlighted the rising tide of mob violence, suppression of dissent, and the climate of fear affecting religious minorities.