Politics & Governance

Junaid Hafeez, Section 295-C and the Rule of Law: Reconsideration or Safe Passage?

Junaid Hafeez’s death sentence appeal raises urgent questions about digital evidence, prolonged detention and whether Pakistan’s courts can deliver timely justice.

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Junaid Hafeez pictured beside a representation of the Lahore High Court for an article about his pending death sentence appeal.

Has Junaid Hafeez been acquitted?

No. As of the reporting available for this article on September 22, 2026, his 2019 conviction was under appeal; no final appellate ruling had been established.

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In this article:Bahauddin Zakariya University, Heroes, Junaid Hafeez, Lahore High Court, Minorities, Minority, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Multan, Pakistan Penal Code, proud, Rashid Rehman, Saif ul Malook, TITANTWISTER
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