Military Courts Still Necessity Of Country, Says Fawad
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Choudhary has called for the need of military courts in the country and their significance even in
Parliament to decide fate of military courts says DG ISPR
RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Army spokesperson has said that it is up to parliament to decide if an extension should be granted to military courts. The tenure
PPP Decides Not To Support Extension in Military Courts
KARACHI: Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has decided not to support further extension in military courts. The PPP huddle was held in joint chair of its
Three Military Court convicted “Hardcore Terrorists” hanged
Kohat (May 04, 2017): Another three “hardcore terrorists” sentenced by military courts were executed on Thursday, said a statement released by the Inter-Services Public Relations
Four Military Court convicted hardcore Terrorists hanged
Rawalpindi (May 3, 2017): Four hardcore terrorists convicted by military court were hanged.
Senate likely to approve 28th amendment bill today
ISLAMABAD: The Senate likely to approve 28th constitutional amendment bill regarding revival of military courts for two years in the country today.
Senate passes Pakistan Army (Amendment) Bill 2017
ISLAMABAD: The Senate on Wednesday passed “The Pakistan Army (Amendment) Bill, 2017” to try hardcore terrorist in military courts.
Military courts: 28th Constitutional Amendment Bill to be tabled in Senate today
ISLAMABAD: The 28th Constitutional Amendment Bill, 2017 seeking revival of the Military Courts for another two years will be presented in Senate today.
Backdoor contacts between Nawaz, Zardari help evolve consensus on military courts
ISLAMABAD: The recent impasse over revival of military courts revealed that there was some sort of understanding between Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Co-chairman Pakistan
Deadlock persists over military courts
ISLAMABAD: A deadlock between the government and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) on military courts still persisted as the meeting between Law Minister Zahid Hamid and
PPP convenes APC today
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Peoples Party will hold an all parties congruence today to deliberate upon military courts, National Action Plan and FATA reforms.
Parliamentary leaders agree on extension of military courts for two years
ISLAMABAD: The leaders of parliamentary parties except Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) have agreed to extend the military court for two years.
Army to extend full support to state institutions working for national security: COAS
RAWALPINDI: Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Tuesday issued directives to continue counter- terrorism operation and stabilizing the already cleared areas.
Military courts ceased to function after expiry of term: ISPR
RAWALPINDI: The military courts have ceased to function on expiry of mandated period, said Inter-Services Public Relations.
Military courts expire
ISLAMABAD: The military courts have been expired on Friday midnight as their tenure concluded and the government denied to extend its time period.
SC orders to stop implementation on military court convicts execution
ISLAMABAD: Supreme Court of Pakistan has ordered to stop implementation on execution of military court convicts. Supreme Court, during hearing of appeals against death penalty
Supreme Court orders to maintain military courts
Pakistan’s Supreme Court has given biggest decision that to maintain military courts while, rejecting all applications regarding amendment in 18 and 21 constitution.Whereas, injunction against the
Military courts don’t mean hanging anyone, everyone: Nisar
ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Chaudhary Nisar has said that less than 10 percent seminaries are involved in terrorism. Speaking at National Assembly session Nisar said that
Govt’s right to make decisions and their timings: Shujaat
ISLAMABAD: PML (Q) has announced its support for military courts. Chaudhary Shujaat Hussain has said that extraordinary circumstances necessitate extraordinary decisions. Talking to media outside
Supporting military courts PP’s ‘bite the bullet’: Latif Khosa
LAHORE: Former governor Punjab and leader of Peoples Party Lateef Khosa has said that military courts are against the spirit of the Constitution but PP