ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Senate, the upper house of parliament, on Monday approved the 27th constitutional amendment that reshapes the country’s judiciary and military command, amid a protest by opposition lawmakers. The amendment, introduced last week, makes sweeping changes to Pakistan’s constitutional framework. It rewrites Article 243 to create the new post of Chief of Defense Forces, while abolishing the long-standing position of Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC).

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's Senate and National Assembly committees on law and justice on Sunday met in Islamabad to discuss the proposed 27th constitutional amendment, a day after its…

ISLAMABAD: The Senate, the upper house of Pakistan parliament, on Monday passed the 27th constitutional amendment with two-thirds majority, amid a protest by opposition members.…

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Senate, the upper house of parliament, on Monday approved the 27th constitutional amendment that reshapes the country’s judiciary and military command, amid…

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar tabled the 27th constitutional amendment reshaping military, judiciary command in the National Assembly on Tuesday after it…

New amendment would centralise power in the executive and military, prompting warnings of weakened judiciary.

Pakistan's National Assembly passes the 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill, establishing a Chief of Defence Forces amid opposition boycott.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s lower house of parliament on Wednesday passed the contentious 27th constitutional amendment seeking major changes in the country’s judicial and military…

Critics say constitutional amendment, which will also limit supreme court’s independence, is ‘funeral for democracy’