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    The writer is a law graduate from University of Punjab, presently working as an associate at Rabbani Law Associates. She is also an intern an CourtingTheLaw.
    Blawgs. Commentary. July 27, 2015

    Evolution of International Environmental Law and that of National Environmental Laws of Pakistan

    By Aisha Rabbani

    Introduction: International Environmental Law has no clear boundaries but many grey areas that intersect with other areas of research such as business, ecology, humanitarian and human […]

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