A writ petition has been filed in the High Court challenging the legal validity of the International Crimes Tribunal Act. The petition, submitted on Wednesday, June 24, was filed by Supreme Court lawyer Muhammad Mohsin Rashid. The lawsuit names the Secretary of the Ministry of Law and other relevant officials as respondents. This legal action seeks to scrutinize the framework used for prosecuting crimes against humanity. The move follows previous legal discussions regarding the tribunal's authority. The court will now determine whether the act complies with constitutional and legal standards. This development adds a new layer of judicial review to the country's war crimes prosecution process.