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Right to Information in Pakistan
Find the journal’s Pakistani reporting on disclosure requests, classified records, public-body questions and information-commission procedure. Each item identifies the court or authority involved so administrative decisions remain distinguishable from judgments.
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Lahore High Court: Meeting Minutes Become Disclosable After Final Decision
Lahore Electric Supply Company v. Federation of Pakistan and others · Writ Petition No. 33829 of 2026 · 2026 LHC 5409; approved for reporting
In 2026 LHC 5409, the Lahore High Court held that meeting minutes lose their section 7(b) exclusion after the public body takes a final decision.
RTI Against PMIC: FCC Sets Aside Disclosure Order but Upholds Two-Member PIC Quorum
M/s. Pakistan Microfinance Investment Company Limited, through its Authorized Representative v. Pakistan Information Commission, through its Chairperson and another · F.C.P.L.A. No. 694 of 2026 · Order dated 8 July 2026; uploaded 14 October 2026. PDF marked approved for reporting; official register shows a dash in reported-status column. Reporter citation not printed.
FCC sets aside the RTI disclosure order against PMIC on public-body and record-coverage grounds, while upholding Rule 9’s two-Commissioner quorum.
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PIC: Speaker Cannot Classify NA Records Without Reasons
PIC held that National Assembly records cannot be withheld as classified unless recorded reasons show that disclosure harm outweighs the public interest.