Commentary

Making Punjab Safe City Authority Smarter As a general observation, technological innovation in the public sector in Pakistan does not sustain well. The reason is that […]

Greetings from Courting The Law!  We were recently part of a news coverage that named our Founder, Mr. Taimur Malik as a probable candidate for the […]

Ambulance Chasers In the West, an ambulance chaser refers to a lawyer who follows an ambulance to the scene of an accident in order to solicit […]

The Importance Of Celebrating Constitution Day Pakistan has been celebrating its Constitution Day since 2015. It was initiated by the former Chair of Senate, Mr. Raza […]

Do Strikes Hamper Access To Justice? Any civilized society is constructed upon the rule of law. It means the supremacy of law which is a vital […]

Failed Attempt! The laws in Pakistan are ancient, to say the least. For instance, the Civil Procedure Code (CPC), the predominant law regulating the procedure of […]

White Collar Crimes In The Context Of Multinational Accounting Firms The Supreme Court of India, on 23rd February, 2018, in case titled as the S. Sukumar […]

The Dynamic Chief Justice There have been many precedents in the history of nations according to which the hectic efforts of a single person with a mighty […]

FATF Approval Not Required For Tax Amnesty Scheme The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey-listing debate continues to be an important issue for the Pakistani government […]

Misinterpreted Definitions Of Feminism and Gender Equality Despite feminism being the most searched word on the internet in 2017, its definition is still thought to be […]

Beyond Precedent The recent judgement on the changes made to Election Act 2017 (which repealed the Political Parties Ordinance 2002 — PPO), whereby Nawaz Sharif was […]

Khula After Death I recently read an article written by a fellow columnist titled “Khula: A Gateway of Escape For Women”[1] that intrigued my interest to […]

The Mission of Pakistan’s Judges Is Judicial Guardianship Of The Constitution Muhammad Hanif is arguably one of the most loved local flavours of criticism, stir-fried in […]

Defending The Qazi And His Rules Whenever judicial discretion is under discussion, it is the poor qazi and the rules applied by him that are put under the […]

Aspire To Inspire Had Madam Asma Jahangir confined herself to being just a human rights activist, she would not have earned so much recognition and appreciation […]

Increasing the Retirement Age and Enhancing Pakistan’s Economic Outlook A recent recommendation (by the then Senate Chair) to enhance the retirement age of a professor to […]

Restricting Cartels As the 20th century dawned, Queen Victoria was in her 63rd year on the British throne. However, world affairs since Her Majesty assumed the […]