There are laws in the country but they are not implemented, the Supreme Court

Islamabad: The Supreme Court has said that there are laws in the country but they are not implemented.

A five -member constitutional bench headed by Justice Aminuddin Khan heard the case against the kidnapping of children across the country in the Supreme Court of Pakistan.

The petitioner’s lawyer took the stand that the court ordered that the Attorney General meet all the IGs. But no meeting has been made with the IGs till date.

Additional Attorney General Aamir Rehman said the Attorney General met with IGs. To which the lawyer said that institutions are set up to protect children but work is not being done.

Justice Aminuddin Khan said that what is his job has to do. We cannot do everything ourselves.

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Additional Attorney General Aamir Rehman said that there are rules regarding the protection of children. Justice Jamal Mandokhel remarked that the rules are present but not implemented.

Later, the court adjourned the hearing of the case indefinitely, seeking the relevant representative of the National Commission for Protection of Children at the next hearing.