Workers in the judiciary have locked out Federal High Court judges and lawyers as part of an ongoing strike action. The industrial action, which began [insert date if known], has led to the temporary closure of court proceedings, disrupting the administration of justice.
The judiciary workers are demanding [insert key demands if known, e.g., better salaries, improved working conditions, or fulfillment of earlier agreements]. The lockout means that judges and legal practitioners are currently unable to access court premises, delaying hearings and case resolutions.
Affected parties, including litigants awaiting trial, have expressed concerns over prolonged case backlogs and the impact on the legal system. Negotiations between the judiciary workers’ unions and relevant government authorities are reportedly ongoing to find a resolution.
The strike highlights ongoing challenges within the judiciary sector and underscores the need for timely intervention to restore normal court operations.
