Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) to Conduct First Meeting with Revamped Membership

The Judicial Commission of Pakistan is scheduled to hold its first meeting following recent adjustments in its membership structure. This meeting will likely focus on judicial appointments, which is an area of significant impact on the functioning and independence of Pakistan’s judiciary. The Bar community is closely watching these developments, as they will influence judicial…

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The Crockery Controversy: A Case for Fairness and Transparency in Judicial Premises

By Muhammad Shafique Baloch, Advocate Date: July 20, 2025Source: Dawn News On July 20, 2025, Dawn published a report highlighting a troubling incident at a Lahore High Court (LHC) Rest House (The Crockery Controversy), where an employee, belonging to a religious minority, was singled out for removal due to an alleged violation of crockery use…

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پاکستان میں خلع کے قانون پر ایک نظر

خلع: ایک قانونی جائزہ ۔ مقدمه خلع ایک ایسا اسلامی قانون ہے جو عورت کو خاص حالات میں شادی سے علیحدگی کا حق دیتا ہے۔ یہ ایک ایسا معاملہ ہے جس کے بارے میں بہت سی غلط فہمیاں پائی جاتی ہیں۔ اس بلاگ میں ہم خلع کے قانون کے مختلف پہلوؤں پر روشنی ڈالیں گے۔…

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Judicial Puppetry: The Strangulation of Independence in Pakistan’s Courts

The judiciary in Pakistan has lost its independence, subjugated to the influence of the military establishment, and functioning as a mere instrument for furthering institutional interests rather than upholding justice. When judges are handpicked not for their integrity or legal acumen but for their allegiance to power, the very essence of an impartial judiciary is…

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CLIMATE CHANGE and Education: Challenges and Solutions in Pakistan.

By Kalsoom Shafique Baloch The Author is a Senior Teacher at Lahore Grammar School. Weather and Education: Challenges and Solutions in Pakistan. Extreme weather conditions significantly impact education systems worldwide. From school closures due to storms and floods to disruptions caused by heatwaves and cold snaps, weather poses serious challenges to maintaining educational continuity. Pakistan,…

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Could Canada Become the 51st State of the United States? A Legal and Political Analysis

by Muhammad Shafique Baloch Advocate High Court, Lahore. Donald Trump’s remarks about Canada potentially becoming the 51st state of the United States have sparked debate and intrigue across North America. While many interpret his statements as either humor or a rhetorical jab, the suggestion raises significant legal, political, and cultural questions. Here, we explore whether…

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Lahore High Court Rules: Mother’s Remarriage Not Sole Ground to Deny Child Custody

By: Mr. Muhammad Shafique Baloch, Advocate High Court The Lahore High Court (LHC) has delivered a significant judgment, emphasizing that a mother’s remarriage cannot be the sole basis for denying her the custody of her minor child. Justice Syed Ahsan Raza Kazmi, at the Bahawalpur Bench, allowed a writ petition filed by Miss. Nazia Siddique, setting…

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