Ask most practitioners whether “burden of proof” differs from “onus of proof” and you will be told they are twins. Onus is the Latin, burden the […]
Pakistan’s Prohibited Bore Licensing: Constitutional Rights, Public Safety, and Selective Privilege
In Pakistan’s firearms scheme, the phrase “prohibited bore” denotes automatic rifles, sub-machine guns, and similar high-calibre weapons whose licences are issued only by the Federal Government. […]
Privacy Under Siege: Challenging Unchecked Surveillance in Pakistan
“Privacy is the foundation of freedom. Without privacy, you can’t have freedom.” – Glenn Greenwald The recent notification by the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication […]