KARACHI: City courts in Pakistan’s Karachi remained closed for a third consecutive day on Saturday as lawyers across the southern Sindh province pressed ahead with protests against a sweeping constitutional overhaul they say hands the executive unprecedented influence over the judiciary. The unrest began after Parliament approved the 27th Amendment earlier this week with a two-thirds majority, creating a new federal court empowered to interpret the constitution and hear fundamental rights cases, an authority that had previously rested with the Supreme Court.

ISLAMABAD: Two judges of Pakistan’s Supreme Court resigned in protest against the 27th constitutional amendment hours after it was signed into law on Thursday, saying the fresh…

KARACHI: City courts in Pakistan’s Karachi remained closed for a third consecutive day on Saturday as lawyers across the southern Sindh province pressed ahead with protests…

Lawyers in Lahore strike against the 27th Constitutional Amendment, protesting reduced Supreme Court powers and urging judicial resignations.

KARACHI: The Karachi Bar Association (KBA) announced it would continue its protest against sweeping changes to Pakistan’s constitution via a “complete strike” on Monday, as…