PILDAT Policy Brief : Revival of Military Courts in Pakistan:
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With the expiry of the sunset clause of the 21st Constitutional Amendment on January 07, 2017, the Government and the opposition parties reached an across-the-board consensus on March 16, 2017 to revive Military Courts for another two years. The Government is now expected to table two revised Bills – the 23rd Constitutional Amendment Bill and the Pakistan Army Act, 1952 Amendment Bill – on March 20, 2017 to provide the necessary legal cover for revival of Military Courts.