The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing on petitions challenging recent constitutional amendments affecting judicial powers. Lawyers argue these changes could undermine the judiciary’s independence, and the legal fraternity is closely watching how the court will address these concerns in upcoming sessions. These updates highlight the dynamic relationship between Pakistan’s judiciary, the legal profession, and…

As tensions between Pakistan’s judiciary and executive branch continue to rise, many in the legal community are voicing concerns over judicial autonomy. Lawyers and bar associations have expressed disapproval of recent moves they view as encroaching on judicial powers, emphasizing the need to preserve the separation of powers.

There is growing support among lawyers for reforms within Pakistan’s judiciary. Key proposals include case digitization, faster processing times, and reduced backlog, as lawyers highlight the need for a more accessible and efficient court system in Pakistan.

The government has announced a significant increase in housing allowances and judicial benefits for Supreme Court judges, an adjustment intended to address the rising costs of living. This move aims to enhance the judiciary’s operational effectiveness by ensuring financial stability for judges.

Prominent Pakistani lawyers are rallying in opposition to recent constitutional amendments proposed by the government. They argue that these changes could undermine judicial independence, with leaders like Justice Qazi Faez Isa and top legal organizations vowing to oppose the amendments “tooth and nail” in upcoming legal battles.