Summary
- ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan has established a Legal Aid Cell at its Public Facilitation Centre (PFC) to help deserving litigants obtain guidance and access appropriate legal assistance.
- Naz said the initiative would strengthen the services already available at the Public Facilitation Centre and make access to justice more convenient for citizens.
- The Legal Aid Cell, online portal, helpline and Public Facilitation Centre are designed to work together to make court services more accessible and responsive to public needs.
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ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan has established a Legal Aid Cell at its Public Facilitation Centre (PFC) to help deserving litigants obtain guidance and access appropriate legal assistance.
The facility, launched on Monday, is intended to make it easier for people seeking to pursue or defend their legal rights. A dedicated legal assistant has been appointed to guide eligible individuals towards the relevant legal support, according to Shumaila Naz of the Judicial Reforms Initiative.








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