Bhutto's husband fails to stop Pakistani lawsuit against him in England
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Lawyers defending the husband of former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto failed to stop the Islamabad government from pursuing a lawsuit against him in the English courts.
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Britain's biggest post 9/11 terrorism   trial -- an alleged plot to bomb targets including night clubs   and shopping centers -- was brought to a dramatic halt on   Monday when a key defendant refused to answer questions from   his own lawyer.
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A judge refused Wednesday to dismiss the case against a man charged with murdering the half-sister of tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams.
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The father of a Scottish girl at the centre of an international custody battle has filed an appeal with Pakistan's Supreme Court against an order to send her back to her mother in Britain.
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Nine Muslims held indefinitely without charge in Britain are challenging the country&#39;s highest court against their detention. The nine are among 11 foreign men held under the Anti Terrorism, Crime and Security
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Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has dismissed Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry,   alleging that he misused his office.      While the government officially denies it,   Chaudhry has been placed under house arrest, surrounded by a police barricade to prevent visitors:      "You cannot stop us from entering the residence of Iftikhar Chaudhry," (Qazi Hussain Ahmed, President of the Islamist opposition alliance Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal) told police, and then crossed the barricade.    The situation forced the police personnel to call reinforcement to foil the attempt of the opposition leaders.    Chaudry's "misuse of office" was to investigate   the disappearances of four hundred people, many of them human rights workers, who were arrested since the War on Terrorism began, as well as to prevent the sale of a government-run steel mill and the conversion of a public park in Islamabad to a privately-run mini golf club.    Chaudry's dismissal has provoked a constitutional crisis in Pakistan.  Of deep concern is that Pakistan possesses, and has successfully tested nuclear weapons.  What will become of them if the government falls?
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Supporters of Pakistan ex-PM Nawaz Sharif vow to pursue his campaign against military rule despite his expulsion.
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South African cricket officials decided to continue their tour of Pakistan despite an assassination attempt on returning former prime minister Benazir Bhutto in Karachi.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan  -- Lawyers for former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif filed a petition in the Supreme Court Tuesday challenging his expulsion to Saudi Arabia, setting up another confrontation between the judiciary and Pakistan's military ruler as he battles to hold onto power.
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Pakistan's President says he cannot intervene in the death sentence on a Leeds man by an Islamic court.
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Pakistan's suspended top judge challenged a judicial panel considering complaints against him at a hearing on Tuesday, his lawyer said, as opposition swelled to the government's move to sack him.
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The latest legal setback for President Pervez Musharraf in Pakistan's Supreme Court has narrowed the options for the US-allied military leader as he seeks to extend his rule.
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Hundreds of opposition supporters clashed with Pakistan police Tuesday after a court ordered the arrest of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto&#39;s husband in connection with the killing of a former judge and his son in 1996.
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Britain's highest court ruled that the British government could not indefinitely detain foreigners suspected of terrorism.
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Two Britons wanted by the United States to face terrorism charges failed in a legal challenge on Thursday to stop their extradition because of fears they would be mistreated.Comment
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The father of a Scottish schoolgirl currently living in Pakistan has filed an appeal against a court's decision to send her back to her mother in Britain.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair refused to resign over a &quot;cash-for-honours&quot; police probe despite growing pressure and fears within his Labour Party about its political fallout.