KP Minister Assures Protection of Minorities in Mardan
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister Muhammad Adnan Qadri says protection of minorities is government's responsibility, announces Rs6 million aid after Mardan Gurdwara incident.
Category : Judicial Matters
SC Upholds Consecutive Life Terms for Taimoor Sattar
The Supreme Court of Pakistan upheld Taimoor Sattar's life imprisonment for murdering his parents, ruling that two life sentences will run consecutively.
PPP Blocks Telecom Bill Over Draconian Clauses
PPP Vice President Sherry Rehman says the party will not support IT, PTA, or right-of-way legislation without Senate committee scrutiny and amendments, citing unresolved draconian clauses.
SC: Brutal Murder Alone Not Terrorism, Upholds Death
The Supreme Court of Pakistan ruled that brutal murder does not automatically constitute terrorism; a nexus to creating societal fear is required. The court upheld Fatah Sher's death sentence for triple murder but set aside his ATA conviction.
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SC Orders Reconsideration of Back Benefits for Acquitted Teacher
Supreme Court sets aside K-P Service Tribunal judgment, directs reconsideration of back benefits for school teacher acquitted of murder charges, citing entitlement under FR 54.
Spain to Pay €2.5M to Man Wrongly Imprisoned for 15 Years
Spain's Supreme Court orders €2.5 million compensation to Ahmed Tommouhi, a Moroccan man who spent 15 years in prison for rapes he did not commit, citing unequivocal judicial error.
Sindh forms committee to review challans in criminal cases
The Sindh government has formed a 10-member sub-committee to scrutinize challans in criminal cases, aiming to improve prosecution quality and reduce legal shortcomings before trial.
SC Commutes Death Sentence in Sheikhupura Schoolgirl Rape
Pakistan's Supreme Court commuted the death sentence of a man convicted of raping a 10-year-old schoolgirl in Sheikhupura to life imprisonment, upholding other penalties and directing enhanced school security.
FBI Agent Questions Why Porch Guy Image Not Released
Retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer suggests authorities may already know the identity of the masked man captured on doorbell camera before Nancy Guthrie's disappearance.
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Judicial Commission Approves Key Rules for Appointments
The Judicial Commission of Pakistan approved rules for judicial appointments, amendments to appointment procedures, and criteria for constitutional bench nominations, while deferring performance evaluation rules for High Court judges.
LHC Petition Seeks Judicial Inquiry into Chakwal CCD Firing
A petition filed in the Lahore High Court requests a judicial inquiry into the Chakwal CCD firing incident, citing concerns over transparency and accountability.
SC: Judge With Bad Reputation Cannot Hold Office
Supreme Court rules that a judge with a bad reputation cannot continue in office, even without proven corruption, as public confidence is the cornerstone of the judiciary.
IHC Notices in Bribery Case Against Planning Min Officials
Islamabad High Court issued pre-admission notices to Planning Ministry secretary over bribery allegations. Contractors claim officials demanded bribes for releasing millions in payments.
Pakistan Top Court Strengthens Women Inheritance Rights
The Federal Constitutional Court ruled that women's inheritance is a God-given right, rejecting disinheritance through coercion. Burden of proof now on beneficiaries.
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Senators Alarm Over Telecom Bill Allowing Property Seizure
Senators and activists criticize a bill giving telecom companies powers to acquire private and public properties without consent, raising constitutional concerns.
IHC orders jail to provide power of attorney for Imran, Bushra
The Islamabad High Court directed jail authorities to provide signed powers of attorney for Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi in their appeal against conviction in the £190 million NAB reference, after their counsel cited denial of access.
Punjab Police Vows Justice for Australian Girl Killed in Chakwal
Punjab CCD chief Sohail Zafar Chattha assures swift justice for 9-year-old Hania Ahmed, killed in a police shootout in Chakwal, as Australian PM demands transparency.
IHC Seeks AGP Help on Ombudsperson Powers Delegation
Islamabad High Court seeks Attorney General's assistance on delegation of powers by Federal Ombudsperson for Protection Against Harassment, suspends October 10 order.
IHC Orders Access for Imran Khan, Bushra Bibi Legal Counsel
Islamabad High Court directs authorities to arrange meetings between Imran Khan, Bushra Bibi, and their lawyer within seven days for filing appeals in £190m corruption case.
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SC Rules Limitation Law Mandatory, Dismisses Rs90 Million Suit
The Supreme Court of Pakistan ruled that limitation law is a mandatory public policy principle, not a technicality. It dismissed a Rs90 million suit filed in 2013 for work done in 1996, citing delay and lack of evidence.
LHC: Haq Mehr Is Fundamental Right of Wife
Lahore High Court rules haq mehr is a fundamental legal right, entitling wife to live separately until full payment; dismisses husband's petition.
SC Dismisses Ex-Husband's Appeal Over Khula Harassment
Pakistan's Supreme Court dismissed a former husband's appeal, ruling that using legal proceedings to challenge a woman's remarriage after khula constitutes harassment and abuse of process.
FCC: Long-Term Contractual Employment Is Economic Exploitation
The Federal Constitutional Court ruled that retaining employees on contract for years amounts to economic exploitation, linking regularization to fundamental rights under Articles 9 and 25.
SC Justice warns of fake narcotics cases, strict compliance needed
Supreme Court Justice Malik Shahzad Ahmad Khan observed that planting fake narcotics is common, stressing strict compliance with laws to ensure fair trial and due process.
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Sindh Assembly's Foundation Stone Obscured by Construction
The 86-year-old Sindh Assembly building's original foundation stone has been obscured due to construction, violating heritage protection laws. Experts condemn the negligence.
Invisibility of Older Women: Ageism and Sexism
Explore how ageism and sexism combine to marginalize older women in media, workplaces, and AI, and why society must value their wisdom and experience.
Humility in Leadership and Learning at Habib University Convocation
Habib University's 9th Convocation emphasized humility as essential for intellectual growth, challenging the culture of self-promotion and personal branding.
LHC Upholds Death Sentence for Rape and Murder Convict (13.06.2026)
The Lahore High Court upheld the death sentence of a man convicted of raping and murdering a woman in Sheikhupura, dismissing his appeal. The court found the evidence reliable and convincing.
LHC Restores Friday and Saturday as Working Days
The Lahore High Court has reversed its four-day working week policy, reinstating Friday and Saturday as regular working days for courts and judicial offices, effective immediately.
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FCC Questions SC's Monal Restaurant Demolition Order
The Federal Constitutional Court raises doubts over the Supreme Court's 2024 decision to demolish Monal, La Montana, and Gloria Jeans in Margalla Hills National Park, citing pending cases and unequal treatment of rights.
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