ZIA AHMED AWAN versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH
Article 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution of the Sindh Children Act 1955, Public interest litigation, the trial of the lesser offender by the offenders shall be according to the law. According to the law, no legal action was being taken against juvenile offenders except for the Juvenile Justice System Ordinance 2000, in the Sindh High Court, the Children Act 1955, the Sindh Borstal School Act 1955 and the Reformatory School Act 1897 were enforced. The court advised the Government of Sindh that the provincial government should be tasked with enforcing a stable law on this subject, including the important provisions of the Federal Judicial Justice System Ordinance, 2000, to ensure that the provisions of the law were met. Agencies and relevant individuals have been complied with. The officials were involved in the petition which was not only legal but also the social and moral concern The High Court directed the provincial government to strengthen the law on this matter as well as to seek the relevant departments experts and The matter should be examined by a committee comprising officers. A system where the law was not being complied with and the law allowed constitutional application to provide facilities within six months to establish the required institutions.
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