Strength, commitment of judicial institutions: CJP briefs Balochistan lawyers
ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Justice Yahya Afridi stated that the continued functioning of courts and delivery of justice under challenging circumstances reflects the strength and commitment of judicial institutions. The CJP stated that while meeting a delegation of 51 members of the bars from Balochistan at the Supreme Court on Tuesday. The bar members are participating in the…
ISLAMABAD — Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Justice Yahya Afridi emphasized that the steadfast operation of courts, even in challenging conditions, underscores the resilience and dedication of the judicial system. Addressing a delegation of 51 lawyers from Balochistan at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, the CJP lauded their commitment to the rule of law.
The bar members are currently engaged in a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Programme at the Federal Judicial Academy (FJA). CJP Afridi praised the dedication of judicial officers and legal professionals in maintaining the integrity of the legal system. He encouraged them to fully utilize the advanced facilities available at judicial complexes nationwide, including solar power, internet-connected e-libraries, clean water, and women-centric amenities, to enhance their professional skills.
The CJP further encouraged the participants to return to their communities and share their knowledge to bolster public trust in the justice system, highlighting that the initiative remains largely completed, with only six sites delayed due to technical challenges.
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