March against human rights violations
13 August 2005
This activity was design to raise voice against human rights violations in Pakistan. This march started from M.A jinah road and ended at the shrine of Father of the nation Qaide Azam. The Key speakers urge the government to take practical steps serious action against the human rights violations in our country. The chairman Mubashir Bhutta Advocate the human rights activist pointed out that large number of people are gather here to put a protest that many social workers and human rights activist are facing problems due to the bad governance of the government and lives of the innocent people is miserable and government is not taking practical efforts to solve the problem and to reduce the human rights violations.
March against human rights violations, According to Mubashir Bhutta Human Rights, marching against human rights violations can be an effective way to raise awareness about these issues and put pressure on governments and other institutions to take action. Mubashir Bhutta Human Rights trust keep organizing this kinds of activities and plays an active role against raising voice against human rights violations .This organization has organized many time event called march against human rights violations successfully and work for the betterment of society
March 2012
Seminar of reforms in Judicial system
Seminar of reforms in Judicial system was organized by the Mubashir Bhutta Human Rights trust and protecting civil liberties and civil rights ,Large number of judges including judge of drug court Mr.Sathi M.Ishaq and justice of Sindh high court Mr.Hassan feroz khan ,Mr.saviuddin awan advocate and shaffeq advocate participated and addressed to the audience .While addressing Mubashir Bhutta advocate expressed that, Pakistan’s judicial system has faced a number of challenges in recent years, including issues related to access to justice, corruption, and case backlogs. Here are some potential reforms that could be discussed in a seminar on reforms in the judicial system in Pakistan:
Strengthening the rule of law: The government should focus on improving the rule of law by ensuring that laws are enforced equally and impartially, and that individuals have access to legal remedies when their rights are violated.
Modernizing court infrastructure: The judiciary needs modern court infrastructure, such as digitization of court records, video conferencing for court proceedings, and a centralized online case management system to improve efficiency and reduce case backlogs.
Improving access to justice: Many Pakistanis face barriers to accessing justice, such as language barriers, limited legal aid, and financial constraints. Reforms to improve access to justice could include expanding legal aid services, providing language interpretation services, and improving public awareness of legal rights.
Addressing corruption: Corruption is a serious issue in the Pakistani judiciary and has a negative impact on the administration of justice. Efforts should be made to hold judges and lawyers accountable for any corrupt practices, and to establish mechanisms for reporting and investigating corrupt activities.
Reforming the appointment process: The appointment of judges in Pakistan is often criticized for being politically influenced and lacking transparency. Reforms could include establishing an independent and merit-based appointment process, which could improve the credibility of the judiciary and its independence from political pressures.
Strengthening alternative dispute resolution: Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, such as mediation and arbitration, can be more efficient and cost-effective than traditional litigation. The government should promote the use of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, particularly in civil disputes.
These are just a few potential reforms that could be discussed in a seminar on reforms in the judicial system in Pakistan. By bringing together experts and stakeholders, such a seminar can help to generate ideas for meaningful and sustainable reforms that can improve the functioning of the judiciary and ensure that justice is accessible to all.