ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court has issued a comprehensive update on its ongoing technology driven, citizen-centric justice sector reforms under the judicial leadership of the country, highlighting key advancements in judicial efficiency, technological modernisation, and public facilitation.

The reforms focus on digitisation of case management, e-filing, online cause lists, and real-time case tracking to enhance transparency and access to justice.

Published in Dawn, October 26th, 2025

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