Military courts in Pakistan were established through the 21st Constitutional Amendment, passed in January 2015 in the aftermath of the Peshawar Army Public School attack (Dec 2014). These courts were granted a two-year mandate to try terrorism-related cases involving civilians. Their tenure initially ended in January 2017, but was later extended via the 23rd Amendment.
Military courts established in Pakistan through 21st amendment were allowed to function for?
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