Our constitution obligates the preservation, protection and promoting of the rights of women. The right to dignity[1] mandates that every person should be entitled to live […]
One Definition, Two Wrongs: Disentangling Sexual Harassment from Gender Based Discrimination Under Pakistan’s Workplace Harassment Act
The Protection against Harassment of women at the Workplace Act, 2010 (hereinafter referred to as “Act”) is a landmark piece of legislation which protects persons (men, […]
From Colonial Discretion to Constitutional Certainty: Rethinking “Public Purpose” under Pakistan’s Land Acquisition Act, 1894
The power of compulsory acquisition constitutes one of the most significant intrusions upon the constitutionally protected right to property. In a constitutional democracy, such power derives […]