Commentary

Rising Again Pakistan signed, ratified and adopted the UN Convention on Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) in 1996. Even with this international […]

Dilemma Of The Pakistani Legal System “All existing laws shall be brought in conformity with the injunctions of Islam as laid down in the Holy Quran […]

The Rise Of Women In Global Politics Lately women have been making strides in the field of politics and in the bodies of global governance. This […]

Other Than The Rapist, Who Else Is Responsible For Rape? Women have always been degraded, humiliated and disrespected in almost every relation during their entire life […]

Polygamy: A Right No More Historically, Arabs were known to take on an unlimited number of wives, a right given to them by society. Polygamy is […]

Prevention Of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) Continues Draconian Laws In Pakistan The state of Pakistan has been all set to unleash its iron fist by promulgating […]

The Cyber Crime Bill Controversy The controversial Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill was passed by the National Assembly and adopted unanimously by the Senate recently. It has […]

Significance And Drafting Of Legal Opinions Legal practice is not all about arguing before the judge and seeking relief for the clients. It is a multidimensional […]

Founder’s Note: The need to court the law If you are reading this, you are one of the reasons why our Courting The Law (CTL) initiative […]

Scrutiny Over The Malpractices Of The Customs Department – Lahore High Court’s Verdict: An Instrumental Step Towards Uniformity! In a judgment (recently approved for reporting as […]

Bewailing The Eternal Mourners – The Quetta blast has shattered our society’s most vocal segment “My uncles, friends and cousins could have been amongst the dead had […]

A Critique On Article 2A Of The Constitution Article 2A of the Constitution of Pakistan states, “The principles and provisions set out in the Objectives Resolution […]

The Changeable Unchanged “To survive in peace and harmony, united and strong, we must have one people, one nation, one flag.” – Pauline Hanson Such is […]

The Brock Turner Case: An Inappropriate Sentence And A Judge Stepping Down Brock Turner, a former Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault, had taken an intoxicated […]

The Case Against The Extension Of The PoPA The Protection of Pakistan Act (PoPA), one of the major anti-terrorism laws in Pakistan, expired a few days […]

Illiteracy: A Major Issue What is illiteracy? Literacy is the ability to read and write, while illiteracy is the inability to read and write. Why is […]

The Central Asian Front Central Asia doesn’t receive full attention in discussions about the regional impact of apparently unending conflagration in Afghanistan, despite the fact that […]