The Competition Law in South Asia: A Policy of Diffusion and Transfer is the first book of its kind in Pakistan on this subject. It is […]

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a vital component of professional life worldwide. In almost every profession, such as medicine, engineering, accounting, teaching, and public administration, professionals […]

The case Mubashir Iqbal Zafar v. Ministry of Defence, through its secretary, was recently decided by the Honorable Ms. Justice Ayesha A. Malik regarding the implementation […]

The Islamabad High Court’s recent judgment, addressing the hazardous and degrading working conditions of sewerage laborers, represents a significant development in Pakistan’s constitutional discourse on equality, […]

The National Commission for Minorities’ Rights Bill 2025 represents a landmark step in Pakistan’s legislative response to the protection of religious minorities. This legislation operationalizes a […]

Justice Ali Baqar Najafi’s additional note in the Noor Muqaddam judgment – where he frames an unimaginably brutal murder as a warning against “vice” and “living […]

The comparison between the 18th Amendment and the later 26th–27th Amendments becomes even sharper when examined through the lens of constitutionalism and the basic structure doctrine. […]

The debate over the “Basic Structure” of the Constitution of Pakistan resurfaces after every major constitutional amendment. The theory suggests that certain core features of a […]

Judicial Accountability Begins At Home  Ch. Muhammad Akram v Registrar Islamabad High Court (IHC) The Honorable Supreme Court of Pakistan, in a recent judgment titled Ch. […]

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 […]

No One Can Take Law Into Own Hands No person shall be deprived of life or liberty save in accordance with law (Article 9 of the […]

Collective Bargaining Agent And Donovan Commission Report – Part II Collective Bargaining and United States of America In American, Collective Bargaining Agent has a long history […]

Collective Bargaining Agent And Donovan Commission Report – Part I The Dublin observed that CBA as “the great social invention that has institutionalized industrial conflict” and by […]

Pakistani Democracy Is Not Meant For The People Pakistani democracy, though it is ‘by’ the people, it is not meant ‘for’ the people. Actually, Pakistani democracy is […]

 The Concept Of Good Governance In Modern World And Governance By Caliphs Of Islam – Part II Good Governance and Human Rights Only good governance can […]

The Concept of Good Governance in Modern World and Governance by Caliphs of Islam – Part I Abstract: The west through good governance has provided basic facilities to its […]

Is The Doctrine Of “Separation Of Powers” Necessary For Smooth Functioning Of The State’s Affairs In This Modern Day Democracy? – Part II   Some Articles […]