FCC sets guidelines for cross-border child custody disputes
Most outlets reported the Federal Constitutional Court's issuance of guidelines for handling cross-border child custody cases involving parents of different nationalities. Dawn provided a slightly more detailed excerpt, mentioning the court's affirmation of international child abduction concerns, while ProPakistani offered a shorter summary with a call to read more.
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FCC Issues New Rules for Cross-Border Child Custody
The Federal Constitutional Court has issued guidelines for courts and authorities handling custody disputes between parents of different nationalities, saying… Read More
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FCC sets guidelines for cross-border child custody disputes
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) on Wednesday issued guidelines for courts and authorities handling custody disputes between parents of different nationalities, affirming that international child abduction protocols must be respected and foreign custody orders given due consideration. The directive came when a three-judge FCC bench, headed by Chief Justice Aminuddin Khan and ...
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