I returned to Pakistan with a plan for improving access to justice in the country and left my partnership at one of the world’s leading law firms, tax-free income and a comfortable lifestyle for the family abroad.
Instead, I became a victim myself of the delays and inaction of our legal system both in my capacity as a people’s representative from my constituency and as a lawyer to many who are bearing the brunt of our broken legal system.
These experiences, especially the Adyala trials and the ECP/election related legal saga, have provided valuable lessons. One could either become cynical and give up hope or else espouse hope for a better and just society.
I opt to strive, to struggle and to remain. I see hope in the six Judges of the Islamabad High Court. I see hope in the many ROs across Pakistan who didn’t budge. I see hope in the thousands of litigants and lawyers who still knock on the doors of our Courts everyday. I see hope in the eyes of our children.
The struggle will go on, the resolve even stronger than before. Immediate focus: raising voice for justice for the Justices!
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