Sindh High Court orders restoration of classes for Afghan medical students
Most outlets reported that the Sindh High Court ordered Jinnah Sindh Medical University to restore classes for Afghan students and protect them from hostel eviction. Arab News Pakistan led with the court’s decision to restore classes, while Pakistan Today added that the order applies to students challenging a directive. Both framed the issue as a court-mandated reversal of an earlier directive, without further elaboration.
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SHC orders Jinnah Medical University to restore Afghan students’ access to classes
Sindh High Court has ordered Jinnah Sindh Medical University to restore Afghan students’ access to classes and extended protection against eviction from hostels. The court’s order covers students challenging directives linked to their continued medical education in Pakistan.
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2 articles from 2 outlets, 29 Sep–30 Sep 2026. Headlines and links belong to their outlets — HarZaviya links out and never copies article text. What does % identical mean?