Islamabad High Court questions use of intelligence reports in overseas postings
Most outlets led with the Islamabad High Court’s inquiry into the legal status of intelligence reports used for overseas postings. One outlet noted the court sought further arguments from the additional attorney general and civil servants’ lawyers, while another focused on the broader legal challenge to the use of such reports. Both excerpts framed the issue as a judicial review of the process, without attributing intent or bias.
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Islamabad High Court questions use of security reports to deny overseas postings
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Thursday sought further arguments from the additional attorney general and lawyers representing civil servants over the legal status of sensitive agencies’ reports used to deny security clearance for overseas postings of trade and commercial officers. A division bench comprising Justices Khadim Hussain Soomro and Umair Majid Malik was hearing an intr...
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IHC questions legal status of intelligence reports in overseas postings
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Thursday questioned the legal status of intelligence reports used in the selection of government officials for postings as trade and counsellor officers at Pakistani missions abroad.
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