IHC reserves order on maintainability of Imaan, Hadi’s petitions seeking suspension of sentences
On January 24, rights lawyers Imaan and Hadi were sentenced by an Islamabad sessions court to a total of 17 years in jail on multiple charges under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (Peca). Following their convictions, which were widely condemned by lawyers and United Nations (UN) experts, the couple challenged their convictions before the IHC on February 7. Justice Muhammad Azam Khan heard the petitions filed by the two convicts against the trial court’s judgment.
- ▪On January 24, rights lawyers Imaan and Hadi were sentenced by an Islamabad sessions court to a total of 17 years in jail on multiple charges under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (Peca).
- ▪Following their convictions, which were widely condemned by lawyers and United Nations (UN) experts, the couple challenged their convictions before the IHC on February 7.
- ▪Justice Muhammad Azam Khan heard the petitions filed by the two convicts against the trial court’s judgment.
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IHC reserves order on maintainability of Imaan, Hadi’s petitions seeking suspension of sentences Malik Asad Published July 24, 2026 Email Your Name*Recipient Email*Cancel 0 This picture taken on Dec 5, 2025 shows human rights lawyer Imaan Mazari (R) with her husband and fellow lawyer Hadi Ali Chattha (L), during a court hearing in Islamabad. — AFP/File Listen to article 1x 1.2x 1.5x comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Friday reserved its order on the maintainability of petitions seeking suspension of the sentences awarded to lawyers and rights activists Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir and Hadi Ali Chattha in the controversial tweets case after the prosecution argued that the pleas had been filed prematurely.
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