The Law and Justice Commission has decided to set up Women’s Facilitation Centers in the country’s judicial complexes. According to a press release issued by the Law and Justice Commission, under the chairmanship of Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Yahya Afridi, a meeting of the commission took place. The release stated that women litigants will be provided a safe and dignified environment, with legal assistance and medical facilities available at the centers. The centers will also include arrangements for mediation and family meetings linked to the courts. Special support services will be provided to women affected by violence. The Law and Justice Commission’s release stated that a national-level competition will be held for the design of the women’s facilitation centers. The meeting discussed the framework for the national design competition, which will be finalized soon. The release stated that guidelines have been issued to ensure confidentiality and protection at the women’s facilitation centers, while also proposing to provide women with multiple services at one location. The Law and Justice Commission’s release also stated that instructions have been issued to the registrars of the Supreme Court and high courts for infrastructure mapping. The Institute of Architects Pakistan will soon begin the national competition, and Chief Justice of Pakistan has directed that a transparent and merit-based approach be adopted for the selection of the design. The selected design will be considered a model for women’s facilitation centers.
In other news, the Prime Minister has initiated the provision of relief funds to individuals who own public transportation and goods carriers through digital wallets. A statement from the Prime Minister’s Office and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the two leaders discussed the current situation in the region and emphasized the need for de-escalation. Former Sindh Governor Muhammad Zubair stated that Pakistan’s economy is in a state of collapse, and the government’s royal expenses are not decreasing. The Prime Minister’s Office’s spokesperson Khawaja said that the recent comments about the US’s financial reserves were baseless and contrary to reality. The Pakistan Navy is being equipped with modern platforms and specialized technologies. Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Atta Tarar said that the Prime Minister took timely notice, which is why a petrol shortage has not occurred. Federal Minister Senator Musadik Malik said that four weeks have passed, and the entire region is in the grip of war. If we start buying expensive and selling cheap, how long will it last. The US has started an unjust war against Iran, and a war has been imposed on Iran. A school attack occurred in Iran, resulting in the deaths of children.
PTI Member of the National Assembly, Shir Ali Arbab said that if a different person had been given a ticket instead of Arfan Suleman, I would have exposed the party’s internal affairs. Senator Rana Sanaullah, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political Affairs, said that protests against the government do not work, and if they do, they should be held against Netanyahu and Israel. Senator Ishaq Dar, Vice President and Minister of Foreign Affairs, welcomed the statement by Iranian counterpart Abbas Araki. The notorious dacoit, Gora Omrani, surrendered along with his accomplices in Rahim Yar Khan. After the increase in prices of petroleum products, transporters have also raised fares. Sources claim that two Afghans among the killed terrorists have been identified. The Meteorological Department has forecasted rain in Karachi once again. The US President has given Iran 10 days to accept the agreement or open the Strait of Hormuz, and 48 hours remain.
