xt-align: justify;">ISLAMABAD, Sep 23 (APP):Adviser to the Prime Minister on Law and Justice, Barrister Aqeel Malik, on Monday said that inclusion of climate change as a constitutional right was the landmark step in the 26th Constitutional Amendment.
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xt-align: justify;">In addition, the 26th Amendment will play a crucial role in strengthening the judicial system, he said while speaking to a private news channel.
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xt-align: justify;">“This will be the first parliament in the world to grant constitutional recognition to climate change,” he said.
xt-align: justify;">He further noted that the amendment has been unfairly criticized, with its true meaning misunderstood and the government’s real intent misinterpreted.
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xt-align: justify;">“He said that work on the 26th amendment has been ongoing since March and April.
xt-align: justify;">Several meetings were held involving the Law Minister, Information Minister, and coalition partners to ensure broad consensus, he added.
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xt-align: justify;">In response to a question, he said that that Maulana Fazlur Rehman requested additional time to ensure broad consultation, which was agreed upon.
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xt-align: justify;">Consultations regarding the age-related provisions are ongoing, with a final decision expected after input from the legal community and other stakeholders, he said.
xt-align: justify;">“This was the right approach as all stakeholders will now have a chance to provide their feedback. We expect recommendations from the legal community within a week, and after reaching a consensus with the opposition, we aim to present the amendment in the first week of October,” he added.
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