ISLAMABAD: In a recent development, the Supreme Court of Pakistan made another step toward improving access to justice by unveiling an “Online Feedback Form.”
This invites public suggestions on judicial reforms-all intended to create a sea change across all levels of the judiciary.
Am important meeting organized, headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi to review the progress of the ongoing reforms.
Other prominent figures in attendance included Supreme Court Bar representative Muhammad Aurangzeb Khan, Registrar Saleem Khan, and Sher Shah, a development expert.
Key meeting agenda items included improvement of case management, human resources, training programs, and open involvement of stakeholders through effective feedback mechanisms. The Chief Justice indicated the needs for the judges, lawyers, litigants, and entire citizenry to play a role in the reform process.
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The Chief Justice was informed during the session about the launch of the “Online Feedback Form,” which has been made available on the official Supreme Court website https://scp.gov.pk/Feedback.aspx.. The form allows public suggestions relating to judicial reforms.
Chief Justice Yahya Afridi expressed satisfaction over the developments regarding crucial reform areas and praised the dedication and hard work of the team in propelling these initiatives to advanced stages. In essence, it is a great initiative toward the realization of public involvement and transparency in furthering access to justice in Pakistan.
