Chief Justice Yahya Khan Afridi calls for citizen-centric judiciary
Most outlets highlighted Chief Justice Yahya Khan Afridi's call for the judiciary to shift from a court-centric to a citizen-centric system. Associated Press of Pakistan added that real justice involves fast, easy, and equal legal access for everyone, while Dawn briefly mentioned the context of a meeting with the Balochistan Bar Council.
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Judiciary must be citizen-centric: CJP Yahya Afridi
CJP Yahya Khan Afridi meets a delegation of the Balochistan Bar Council.—PPI QUETTA: Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Yahya Khan Afridi said on Monday that the judiciary must move away from the traditional court-centric system and become citizen-centric because the real standard of justice is that every citizen of the country has access to easy, fast, effective justice, without discrimination....
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Real justice ensures fast, easy, equal legal access for everyone: Justice Yahya
Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Yahya Khan Afridi on Monday said that the judiciary must move away from the traditional court-centric system and become citizen-centric, because the real standard of justice is that every citizen of the country has access to justice without discrimination, easy, fast and effective.
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