Four new judicial positions also being sanctioned
PHOTO: PHC
PESHAWAR:
The number of Accountability Courts and its judges is being increased in Peshawar due to the ever increasing flow of cases and four new vacancies are being created for judges.
Chief Justice Supreme Court of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmad Khan has already ordered the increase in the numbers of judges so as to ensure speedy work on the pending accountability cases across the country. He had ordered the establishment of new accountability courts to speed up the process of hearing of cases.
Under this program four new vacancies are being created in Peshawar’s accountability courts and these new posts will be soon be filled.
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Raipur: A National Training Workshop cum Webinar on Women Empowerment was organized by Amity Law School in collaboration with Mission Shakti, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh and Pradhan Mantri Jan Kalyankari Yojana Prachar Prasar Abhiyan. The theme of the 2nd e-Edition of VIRANGANA training the workshop was “Women Empowerment: Empowering Women- Empowerment the Nation’, a step further to develop ATMANIRBHAR BHARAT”.
Speaking on the occasion, Her Excellency Ms. Anusuiya Uikey, Governor of Chhattisgarh said “the meaningful things said in the program will reach other women and students and they will get a new direction. At present, the Corona crisis is going on, so try to help everybody. In ancient times, the place of women has been important in our country. Today women are playing the role of doctor, nurse, scientist, police etc. on various fronts to defeat the demon named Corona. It is important to have knowledge of the law in the field of women empowerment”. Addressing the st
Consultative session on police training policy
Islamabad
April 11, 2021
Islamabad: Centre for Law and National Security (CLNS) in collaboration with the Islamabad Capital Territory Police (ICT Police) organised a consultative session on ‘Police Training policy’ at Police National Academy, H-11/1, says a press release.
The discussion focused on the new training policy formed by ICT Police that intends to enhance the skills of young officers and provide capacity building exercises to improve the state of policing system in Pakistan. The consultative session served as the basis for providing concrete policy recommendations on police training to strengthen the efficacy of ICT Police.
Requests Supreme Court to direct PTV to broadcast live the proceedings of his case
Supreme Court Judge Justice Qazi Faez Isa. PHOTO: FILE
ISLAMABAD:
Islamabad. As a 10-judge larger bench headed by Justice Umar Ata Bandial is seized with the review petitions against the June 19, 2020 order, Justice Qazi Faez Isa has requested the Supreme Court to permit live broadcast of his case proceedings. To restore a semblance of balance and to correct the public perception, it is submitted that all future proceedings in the petitioner’s case may graciously be directed to be broadcast live, and/or live-streamed,” says an application moved by Justice Isa.
Cabinet under PM meets
By Our correspondent
ISLAMABAD: The federal cabinet was informed on Tuesday that the National Asset Management Authority was being set up to keep a complete record of the state lands, retrieval of the government properties from illegal occupation and ensure their efficient use.
The meeting, held with Prime Minister in the chair, was told that the draft law had been sent for approval of the Ministry of Law and afterwards, the process of giving final shape to drafting law would begin.
During the meeting proceedings, various ministers said that thousands of acres of land belonging to the government departments like Civil Aviation, Railways, etc. were under illegal occupation.