Punjab opposition leader files petition against anti-terrorism law amendments
Most outlets reported that the Punjab Leader of the Opposition filed a petition in the Lahore High Court challenging recent amendments to the province’s anti-terrorism law. Both excerpts highlight the legal action and the provisions allowing trials under a confidential regime in terrorism cases, with no significant differences in framing or emphasis.
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Punjab Opposition leader challenges anti-terror amendments
LAHORE: Leader of the Opposition in the Punjab Assembly Moeenuddin Riaz Qureshi on Thursday approached the Lahore High Court against recent amendments to the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997, allowing terrorism cases to be tried under a confidential regime in which the identities of judges, prosecutors, defence counsel and witnesses may be concealed. The petition, filed through his counsel, challenged ...
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Punjab opposition leader moves LHC against law allowing trials under confidential regime in terrorism cases
LAHORE: Leader of the Opposition in the Punjab Assembly Moeenuddin Riaz Qureshi on Thursday filed a constitutional petition in the Lahore High Court against recent amendments to the province’s anti-terrorism law, under which terrorism cases can now be tried under a confidential regime, including keeping the identities of judges, prosecutors, defence lawyers and witnesses secret. The amendments ...
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