Judges quit in Pakistan dispute

19 Mar 2007

A number of judges have resigned in Pakistan in continuing protests over the suspension of the chief justice of the Supreme Court. Lawyers have staged more street protests but there have been no repetitions of their recent bloody confrontations with the police. Full Story

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Judges quit in Pakistan dispute

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Judges quit in Pakistan dispute

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