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    Commentary. Guest Columnists. March 9, 2020

    Trying to Make Sense of Anti-Aurat March Sentiments

    By Ahmed Farooq

    Trying to Make Sense of Anti-Aurat March Sentiments Aurat Marches in Pakistan have had their rather generous share of critics—for instance, the state, religious institutions, and […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. February 29, 2020

    Status of Business and Human Rights In Pakistan

    By co authored

    Status of Business and Human Rights In Pakistan In recent decades, ‘business and human rights’ (BHR) has surfaced as an emerging trend in global politics. This […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. February 20, 2020

    Restorative Justice for Teenage Crimes

    By Dr Usman Hameed

    Restorative Justice for Teenage Crimes Restorative justice is a kind of justice which requires the doer of a criminal act to compensate the victim and restore […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. February 19, 2020

    Trump’s Middle East Peace Plan in Light of International Law

    By Abdullah Mohsin

    Trump’s Middle East Peace Plan in Light of International Law Donald Trump’s peace plan titled “Peace to Prosperity” in relation to the Israel-Palestine conflict is a […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. February 19, 2020

    International Investment Arbitration and the Conduct of National Courts

    By co authored

    International Investment Arbitration and the Conduct of National Courts Abstract International investment arbitration is used by foreign investors to seek compensation from host states for the […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. February 13, 2020 1

    The Case for Abolishing Polygamy / Polygyny Under Islamic Jurisprudence

    By Noor Mandviwalla

    The Case for Abolishing Polygamy / Polygyny Under Islamic Jurisprudence Introduction Polygyny has been noted to be a major violation of women’s rights and a tradition […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. February 13, 2020

    Modern Day Slavery in Pakistan

    By Shahraj Raza

    Modern Day Slavery in Pakistan Human slavery, once native to developing and underdeveloped nations, has now evolved into a global issue of modern day slavery with […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. February 6, 2020 2

    Banks Serving as Whistle-Blowers Under Reporting Requirements

    By Sardar Farrukh Mushtaq

    Banks Serving as Whistle-Blowers Under Reporting Requirements Banks in Pakistan are monumental avenues to observe the flow of existing finance and the reflection of the actual […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. January 28, 2020

    Appointment of Arbitrators: By Parties or Through the Arbitral Institute?

    By Sara Raza

    Appointment of Arbitrators: By Parties or Through the Arbitral Institute? A universally acknowledged premise of arbitration stems from the idea that “the quality of arbitration proceeding […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. January 21, 2020

    Incorporation of Company Law in the United Kingdom (UK)

    By Muhammad Arif Achakzai

    Incorporation of Company Law in the United Kingdom (UK) One of the most uncertain and, as a result, disputed issues in English company law pertains to […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. January 16, 2020

    The Road Ahead for Data Protection and Privacy Laws in Pakistan

    By Fizza Ali

    The Road Ahead for Data Protection and Privacy Laws in Pakistan With rapid advancement in technology and digitalization all over the world, the need for data […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. January 7, 2020

    Unnatural Treatment of Male Rape by the Law: An Opportunity Missed

    By Muhammad Usman Ghani

    Unnatural Treatment of Male Rape by the Law: An Opportunity Missed When Law and Society Reflect Each Other This is not the first time this has […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. December 28, 2019

    Transparency In Judicial Appointments

    By Haris Azmat

    Transparency In Judicial Appointments “Quis custodiet ipsos custodies?”  This is a satirical query posed by poet-philosopher Juvenal in Ancient Rome which literally means, “Who will guard […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. December 23, 2019 2

    Why the Office of Commissioner Inland Revenue (Appeals) is Unconstitutional [Part 2]

    By Abdul Haseeb Qazi

    Why the Office of Commissioner Inland Revenue (Appeals) is Unconstitutional [Part 2] [Part 1 can be accessed here: http://courtingthelaw.com/2019/12/04/commentary/why-the-office-of-commissioner-inland-revenue-appeals-is-unconstitutional-part-1/] Courts and Tribunals Under the Constitution The […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. December 18, 2019

    Mental Health and Crime – The Legal Chasms

    By Sana Pirzada

    Mental Health and Crime – The Legal Chasms Over the past few years, there has been a growing trend in the discussion of mental health in […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. December 17, 2019

    The Writ is Up For Grabs

    By Zafar Zulqarnain Sahi

    The Writ is Up For Grabs When state gets into the habit of surrendering its writ, several claimants begin to emerge from within itself. Chunk by […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. December 4, 2019

    Why the Office of Commissioner Inland Revenue (Appeals) is Unconstitutional [Part 1]

    By Abdul Haseeb Qazi

    Why the Office of Commissioner Inland Revenue (Appeals) is Unconstitutional [Part 1] The separation of powers is a cornerstone of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973.[1] It is one […]

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