The Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court (LHC), Muhammad Ameer Bhatti, identified openness as a requirement for any institution’s success on Monday.

He was addressing during a workshop on the rights of Pakistanis living abroad held by the Punjab Judicial Academy. The CJ also unveiled the LHC’s newly updated website, which allows Pakistanis residing overseas to keep track of their cases more easily.

New technology is being used to improve the functioning of institutions all across the world, according to Chief Justice Bhatti.

He stated emphatically that institutions can only project a positive image if the public’s input is heard.

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