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ISLAMABAD, November 20, 2018: The Provincial Assembly of Sindh was adjourned on Tuesday without addressing its scheduled business due to lack of quorum, observes Free...

ISLAMABAD, November 19, 2018: The Provincial Assembly of Sindh discussed unannounced power outages in the province on Monday, observes Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN)...

ISLAMABAD, November 16, 2018: The Provincial Assembly of Sindh on Friday adopted a supplementary resolution urging the federal government to allow deep-sea fishing, observes Free...

ISLAMABAD, November 16, 2018: The Senate was prorogued sine die on Friday after passing the Election (Amendment) Bill, 2018, observes Free and Fair Election Network...

ISLAMABAD, November 15, 2018: The Provincial Assembly of Sindh addressed its entire scheduled business on Thursday and adopted two supplementary resolutions as well, observes Free...

ISLAMABAD, November 15, 2018: The Chairman Senate, on Thursday, barred the Federal Minister for Information from attending the Upper House proceedings for rest of the...

ISLAMABAD, November 14, 2018: The Provincial Assembly of Sindh discussed law and order situation in Karachi and referred a government bill to select committee on...

ISLAMABAD, November 12, 2018: The Provincial Assembly of Sindh on Monday witnessed the introduction of a government bill and discussed water shortage in Karachi through...

ISLAMABAD, November 09, 2018: The Sindh Assembly on Friday unanimously adopted two resolutions to eulogize the services of Poet of the East Dr. Allama Muhammad...

ISLAMABAD, October 26, 2018: As many as 34 out of 370 (10%) sitting lawmakers participated in the general discussion on budget 2018-19 held during the third session of the Provincial Assembly of Punjab, observes Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) in its Session Report. The ruling party PTI presented its first provincial budget during first sitting of the session amidst opposition parties’ protest. The lawmakers belonging to PML-N kept interrupting the Minister for Finance during entire length (36 minutes) of his speech. The protesting lawmakers also gathered in front of the Speaker’s dais and tore the official documents of the budget. The Speaker suspended the membership of six protesting lawmakers for violating the decorum of the House and barred their entry in the precincts of the Assembly till the completion of investigations against them. Read more