Indian response still awaited in Jadhav case, says minister
“Pakistan is neither a banana republic nor a rogue state and wants to comply [with] all international laws," says Farogh Naseem.
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Deadlock in appointment of defence lawyer for Indian spy
“Protecting the right to a fair trial of Commander Jadhav is of paramount importance," says IHC.
FO blames India for obstructing ICJ verdict implementation
“Our understanding is that India is making every possible effort to frustrate Pakistan’s efforts," says FO spokesperson.
Delhi wants Indian lawyer to represent Jadhav in review plea
External Affairs Ministry spokesperson says India is in touch with Pakistan through diplomatic channels on the issue.
Three top lawyers to assist IHC in Indian spy case
Court asks govt to again approach New Delhi, Jadhav for appointment of defence counsel.
Court takes up govt plea for appointment of Jadhav lawyer on Aug 3
Govt is seeking appointment of state counsel for Jadhav to implement ICJ verdict regarding his conviction.
Govt moves IHC seeking counsel for Indian spy
Defence secretary, GHQ’s judge advocate general impleaded as respondents.
Indian diplomats left without listening to Jadhav after being given consular access: FM Qureshi
FO spokesperson reiterates offer to file an appeal in IHC against Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav's death sentence.
No truth to reports regarding amendment in PAA to implement ICJ verdict on Kulbhushan: ISPR
Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor dismisses speculation regarding changes to Pakistan Army Act (PAA) as "incorrect".
'Consular access won’t change Jadhav’s sentence,' says Barrister Khawar Qureshi
"The ICJ has already rejected requests of India for annulment of his conviction, acquittal, release and return."
Indian diplomat meets spy Jadhav for two hours
New Delhi alleges that Pakistan was pressurising Jadhav to "parrot a false narrative" to help its case.
Indian envoy meets Jadhav at sub-jail after Pakistan grants consular access
The Foreign Office has stated that consular access was allowed under Vienna Convention, ICJ verdict and Pakistani laws.
Pakistan formally offers India consular access to spy Kulbhushan Jadhav
India says it is evaluating the proposal in the light of the ICJ judgement, will "maintain communication with Pakistan".
ICJ ruling
It is now time for diplomacy to take centre stage in Pakistan-India relations.
Pakistan will grant consular access to Indian spy Jadhav: FO
Kulbushan Jadhav has been informed of his rights under Article 36 of the Vienna Convention.
PM appreciates ICJ’s decision to not acquit, release Jadhav; says Pakistan will proceed as per law
"He is guilty of crimes against the people of Pakistan," says PM Imran.
India’s conduct amounted to rights abuse: Justice Jillani
Vienna Convention doesn’t apply to spies, according to ICJ’s ad hoc judge.
ICJ rejects India’s plea for Jadhav's return, grants consular access
Conviction, sentence of Jadhav cannot be regarded as violation of Article 36 of Vienna Convention, ICJ rules.
Timeline: How the Kulbhushan Jadhav saga unfolded
Dawn.com recaps developments that occurred between the Indian spy's arrest in March 2016 and the upcoming ICJ verdict.
ICJ to announce verdict in Kulbhushan Jadhav case on July 17
India denies Jadhav is a spy and has asked the ICJ to order his release.
India fails to answer critical questions in Jadhav case: Pakistan
Khawar Qureshi once again chastises New Delhi for living in ‘wonderland’.
India deserves no relief in Jadhav case over 'failed response' to espionage evidence: Pakistan to ICJ
Public hearings of Indian spy case conclude as UN court retires for deliberations; judgement date to be revealed later.
India alters demand from Jadhav’s acquittal to retrial in civilian court
Objections to use of words by Pakistan’s counsel raised before ICJ.
India's demand for acquittal, release, and return of Jadhav 'childish', says Chaudhry
Says Modi should run for elections based on his performance instead of taking an anti-Pakistan stance.
ICJ asked to dismiss India’s plea seeking spy’s acquittal
Pakistan’s legal eagle lambastes India’s ‘outlandish’ case aimed at ‘political point scoring’.
Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav sought to create anarchy in Pakistan at Delhi's behest, ICJ told
India's proceedings are purely for political theatre and they should be dismissed, Pakistani lawyer argues at ICJ.
New Delhi asks ICJ to annul Jadhav’s conviction
Indian team cold-shoulders Pakistan’s delegation that will make arguments during Kulbhushan case hearing today.
India begins arguments in Jadhav case before International Court of Justice
Pakistan to make submissions tomorrow.
RAW carried out Pulwama attack: Rehman Malik
Move aimed at weakening Pakistan’s stance against Indian spy Jadhav at ICJ
International Court of Justice to take up Indian spy Jadhav’s case on 18th
It is expected that the court's decision may be delivered by summer 2019.