Lord Hermer fought for compensation for al-Qaeda chief linked to July 7 bombings
Lord Hermer sought compensation from the British government for an al-Qaeda chief linked to the July 7 terror attacks, it has ...
Report Exposes Growing Corruption In Pakistan
The latest report released by Transparency International has labelled Pakistan as one of the most corrupt countries in the w ...
Pakistan Admits Blocking X Over “National Security”
The government has been given a week to restore access to X by the Sindh High Court. However, despite this direction, access to X has continued to be irregular, with availability varying according to ...
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IMF meeting with judges unprecedented in Pak history: Fazl
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman yesterday said the International Monetary Fund team's meeting with Chief Justice Yahya Afridi was an unprecedented event in the country's ...
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Military courts questioned over lack of transparency
The study noted that Pakistan’s court-martial system had a 93 per cent conviction rate over the last 20 years, with nearly all convictions based solely on confessions. Salman Akram Raja argues ...
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CJP Yahya seeks Govt, opposition’s agenda on judicial reforms
ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice of Pakistan, Yahya Afridi, has requested the government and opposition to present their agendas for ...
Pakistan Confident of Positive Outcome in WADA Compliance Case
Pakistan Sports Board is confident that recent developments will lead to restoring WADA's trust in the country.
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Obeying Court Orders Isn’t Optional
Presidents must follow court orders. Ever since the Civil War, they have, often unhappily. Whatever debates there might be ...
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Executive's grip on judiciary tightens
The appointment of seven Supreme Court judges under Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Yahya Afridi has sparked concerns that the superior judiciary has fallen under complete executive influence.Former ...