Publication

1 Jun 2012

This paper considers the relationship between the judiciary and government of Pakistan. In 2012, the Prime Minister was convicted by the Supreme Court for contempt of court. Pakistan's judiciary, historically seen as relatively passive in political matters, has witnessed a new phase. A strong judiciary is clearly vital in any democracy, and it will be important for the key institutions and players to find the right balance to ensure the success of Pakistan's return to democracy.

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Author Rajshree Jetly
Series ISAS Insights
Issue 166
Publisher Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS)
Copyright © 2012 National University of Singapore
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