Pakistan Chief Justice Nyaya Yahya Afridi has underlined the immediate need to make judicial reforms human by recognizing the emotional, psychological and institutional presidents faced by judges at the district level.
Islamabad, (Urduupoint / Pakistan Point News – 25th July 2025) Pakistan Chief Justice Yahya Afridi has specifically explored the immediate need to make judicial reforms human by recognizing emotional, psychological and institutional presidents faced by judges at the district level. Support for the judiciary.
The Chief Justice said that who adds his keynote speaker to the national seminar, in the context of International Day for Judicial Good. The seminar was led at the Federal Judicial Academy, here, under the theme “human dimensions of responsible justice”.
Chief Justice Afridi underlined a series of judicial reform initiatives led through the National Judicial (Policy Building) Committee, including the disposal of civil and criminal cases, development of a professional excellence index, and the construction of moral guidelines for the use of artificial installation in the judiciary.
Special focus was focused on the good of the disturbict judicry, with corrections with corrections with external flow, performance evaluation, standardized derivative, equality in service terms and access to international risk. In a promising development, he understood the upcoming manundam along with the Supreme Court of the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court of Turkeeya for judicial cooperation, including the exchange of judicial officer officers.
The incident brought a better and perverted judiciary for a historic dialogue on judicial weling in Pakistan, legalopement partners and judges of instant stakeholders.
Justice Vicar Ahmed (Peshawar High Court), Justice Arbab Muhammad Tahir (Islamabad High Court), Justice Iqbal Ahmed Kasi Court of Sindh), and Justice Fair Gah Khan (Lahore High Court), Registrar of High Courts and Director General of Judicial Academies, serve as Essented panelists.
The seminar concluded with a unanimous adoption of the declaration of Islamabad on judicial good, called judicial goodness to a response and “structural imperative” for the sustainable justice system. The declaration confirms the need to embed judicial good in all – case management, digital integration, infrastrous, and staffing – while promoting the culture of sympathy, collegium, and more and more institutional care.
Uradus stakeholders of the announcement at national and provincial levels asked development partners to work for design and national judicial good to integrate judicial goodness and training in policy and training.
The Chief Justice paid tribute to the silent strength of the judiciary and concluded with a determination: “This day is not just a tribute – you are not all … The entrance stands behind you.”
