Commentary

Menace Of Articles 62 And 63 Of The Constitution Of Islamic Republic Of Pakistan 1973 Sugar, spice and everything nice may well be the recipe for […]

An Indecent Proposal The journey post Panama Papers Judgment bringing Articles 62 and 63 of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973 into the public domain is quite preposterous and […]

Standing Against The Ridicule Of Armed Forces And Judiciary This is a message for Independence Day by a son of this soil to various sons of […]

The Politics Of Water “If the wars of this century were fought over oil, the wars of the next century will be fought over water.” This […]

Detention in Pakistan: The Means to an End or the End Itself? Detention is the deprivation of the right to liberty, and under Article 9 of […]

Gnothi Seauton (“Know Thyself”) – We lose hope far too easily 15th of July, 2017, marks the anniversary of the victory of Turkish people. Exactly one year […]

Does Panama Case Set A Dangerous Precedent? 28th July, 2018 might be remembered as a turning point in the history of Pakistan. When the rule of […]

#KhadijaTheFighter – A Recap Khadija Siddiqi’s case and her bravery amidst all the chaos has continued to serve as a lesson for women to hold their […]

Overprescription Of Antibiotics In Pakistan- A Legal Context Antibiotics are kind of powerful anti-microbial[1] drugs which fight against bacterial infections. In Pakistan, the trend of prescribing […]

Women Empowerment- A New Hope For Pakistan Pakistan has gone through crucial times and under a very dark era of policy-making and proliferation of fundamentalist ideology […]

The Panama Verdict – Sharpening of the Sword On July 28th 2017, a three-member special bench of the Supreme Court announced its judgment, followed by a […]

Ex-PM Makes History Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif is the only person who had the opportunity and fortune of becoming the Prime Minister of Pakistan three times. […]

Adoption in Pakistan Adoption, as controversial as it can be, is not governed by any particular law in Pakistan. It is not prohibited and is a […]

Faulty Procedure, Filthy Practices—The Mockery Of Law At Its Best “The civil law as practised in the Pakistani legal system breeds delay. I am 72. My […]

The Probable Fate Of The House Of Sharifs Now that round#3 of Operation Panama has kickstarted with the submission of the JIT report before the Supreme […]

Frustration of the Law of Torts In Pakistan (Tort = civil wrong, as opposed to a crime).  The practice of English common law in India took […]

Expected Verdict and the Doctrine of Necessity The three member special bench has concluded its proceedings and reserved its judgment in the Panama Papers case. The […]