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.
Published: June 5, 2025By: Muhammad Shafique Baloch, Pakistani Asylum Lawyer In a shocking turn of events, Khaby Lame, one of the world’s most followed TikTok stars with over 160 million followers, has reportedly been arrested and deported from the United States for overstaying his visa. This news has taken the internet by storm—and serves as…
The journey to seeking asylum in the United States The journey to seeking asylum in the United States can be challenging, especially for Pakistani nationals facing persecution or threats in their home country. As an expert asylum lawyer based in Lahore, I specialize in collecting relevant evidence and preparing asylum files for Pakistanis residing in…
By Muhammad Shafique Baloch Advocate Technology is no longer limited to offices, classrooms, or entertainment—it is now reshaping the very foundation of justice systems around the world. Among the most powerful innovations, Virtual Reality (VR) stands out as a tool that can revolutionize how courts analyze evidence, hear testimonies, and deliver justice. For countries like…
Discover how the Supreme Court of Pakistan’s new e-filing system is set to revolutionize legal proceedings by prioritizing cases registered online. Learn about its benefits, launch date, and impact on justice delivery in Pakistan. Blog Post: Supreme Court of Pakistan Prioritizes E-Filing Cases: A Game-Changer for Justice Delivery in 2025 In a landmark move towards…
By Muhammad Shafique Baloch Advocate The recent ban on X in Pakistan has sparked an intense debate, raising questions about freedom of expression, access to information, and the right to be part of a global digital community. This controversial decision comes amidst political turbulence, with the opposition party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), led by the now-jailed…
By Muhammad shafique Baloch Advocate High court In the recent case, Rab Nawaz v. Shehzad Hassan, the Supreme Court of Pakistan ruled on the petition for the cancellation of post-arrest bail granted to the respondent. The case revolved around the serious crime of murder, where the petitioner alleged that Shehzad Hassan, along with a co-accused,…
The Chief Justice of Pakistan has formed a constitutional bench led by Justice Aminuddin Khan. This bench aims to address critical cases involving the interpretation of constitutional provisions, which are pivotal in Pakistan’s evolving judicial landscape. This move is part of an ongoing effort to enhance judicial transparency and address high-profile cases more efficiently.
Applying for asylum is one of the most critical legal steps for individuals who fear persecution or life-threatening harm in their home country. For many Pakistani applicants, international protection becomes necessary due to political instability, targeted violence, ethnic tensions, or threats from non-state actors.This high-authority guide explains the legal standards that determine whether an asylum…
Citation: 2024 SCMR 1518In this suo moto case, the Supreme Court clarified its stance on judicial independence, addressing significant constitutional points to preserve non-interference in judiciary functions.
