Chief Justice Reviews Progress on Judicial Reforms

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Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa recently reviewed the ongoing progress of the country’s judicial reforms agenda, emphasizing greater efficiency, accountability, and transparency in the justice system.

In a move to strengthen Pakistan’s justice system, Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Qazi Faez Isa has reviewed the progress of the country’s judicial reforms agenda. The initiative aims to make the judiciary more efficient, transparent, and accountable to the public it serves.

During the review meeting, senior members of the judiciary and key stakeholders presented updates on the steps taken to improve court functioning. These reforms are part of a broader effort to address long-standing issues such as case backlogs, outdated court processes, and limited access to timely justice.

Chief Justice Isa emphasized the importance of reducing unnecessary delays in legal proceedings. He highlighted that prolonged cases not only affect the rights of individuals but also weaken public confidence in the legal system. One of the major goals of the reform agenda is to introduce measures that ensure timely resolution of disputes and increase the overall efficiency of courts across the country.

Another key focus of the reforms is greater accountability and transparency. The Chief Justice underscored the need for internal checks and better administrative practices to uphold the integrity of the judiciary. Introducing performance monitoring and digital case management systems were identified as essential steps in achieving these objectives.