Asma Jillani
Asma Jillani is a prominent figure in Pakistan's judicial history, known for her role in the landmark case 'Asma Jillani v. Government of Pakistan' in 1972, which challenged the legitimacy of martial law imposed by General Yahya Khan. Her case is often cited as a critical moment in the struggle for civil rights and judicial independence in Pakistan, setting a precedent for the judiciary's role in checking executive power. Jillani's advocacy has made her a symbol of resilience against undemocratic practices, and her legacy continues to influence discussions on judicial integrity and civil liberties in the country.
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Asma Jillani's case in 1972 highlighted the judiciary's response to undemocratic interventions in Pakistan.
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