Commentary

Reform In The Lower Judiciary – Now or Never The lower judiciary is the backbone of any legal system in the world and Pakistan is not […]

Do We Really Need The Council Council Of Islamic Ideology (CII)? Contrary to the old practice of not raising voice against any matter concerning religion in […]

No Real Argument About It: Judges Make Law – Declaratory Theory Is More Or Less Nonsense The declaratory theory is a principle concerning the source of […]

The Richest Poor Man Is No More It is not every day that one comes across a man like Edhi. A legend in his own right, […]

Child Labour My name is Irsa Khan. I am an LL.B student. I reflect a diverse personality and possess qualities such as ambition, generosity and thoughtfulness. […]

Offences – Basic Concepts Section 40 of Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) defines an offence as any act or omission which has been made punishable by any/special or […]

Addressing The Legal Issues Around Surrogacy Being a mother and father is not as simple a concept as it seems to be. When a child is […]

The Lords And Their Lordships Judicial activism is a common slogan in most democratic nations around the globe. To uphold the dichotomy of power the judiciary […]

A Deafening Silence On Torture Day (June 26) “I was beaten black and blue and administered with electric shocks and chilli powder was inserted in my […]

The BREXIT Referendum The verdict given by UK voters through the referendum that has been conducted, embarks on a pathway leading to a stronger national identity […]

What A BREXIT Means To The UK “I went to bed reasonably confident and woke up shell shocked”. Many Britons can relate to the words of […]

BREXIT: How A Leave Vote Would Hit London’s Property Market [Brexit is an abbreviation of “British exit” that mirrors the term Grexit. It refers to the […]

Of Justice And The Most Favorite Child Of Law At times we have to pettifog over ‘issues’ to see beyond black and white. The briefest definition […]

Pakistan And The Rights Of The Child On 24-25 May, the Government of Pakistan was reviewed by the Committee on the Rights of the Child, regarding […]

Loyalty, State And The Step Mother In a constitutional democracy, it is not the citizens but their chosen representatives who govern the state by becoming part […]

A Proposal For Legal Reforms My learned friends, I would like to present an open resolution for three important reforms before this august house—a house of […]

Salient Features Of Ehtram-e-Ramzan Law In Pakistan Pakistan has enacted the Ehtram-e-Ramzan Ordinance 1981, the purpose of  which is to provide measures for and observe the […]