Has Article 2(4) Of The UN Charter Become Redundant In The 21st Century? The principle of non-intervention in international relations is indeed deep-rooted. It would be difficult, if […]
Latest Reported Judgment Of Lahore High Court On The Issue Of Amina Welfare Trust
Latest Reported Judgment Of The Lahore High Court On The Issue Of Amina Welfare Trust (Regd.) (one of our clients) Held: A property, duly mentioned in […]
Women’s Rights In Islam And Reservations To Convention On The Elimination Of All Forms Of Discrimination Against Women
Women’s Rights In Islam: An Analysis Of Sharia And A Brief Perusal Of The Reservations Made By Muslim Countries To The Convention On The Elimination Of […]
Constitutional Politics Before The Lahore High Court – Institutionalisation Is The Ultimate Solution
Constitutional Politics Before The Lahore High Court – Institutionalisation Is The Ultimate Solution Before the honourable Lahore High Court, an interesting issue is pending regarding the […]
Breastfeeding At The Workplace In Pakistan
Breastfeeding At The Workplace In Pakistan A few days ago when I was researching on the possible maternity rights available to women in Pakistan, I was […]
A Minor Guardian
A Minor Guardian Is a Constitutional Court, or the Supreme Court in our case, the best institution to protect the rights of minorities in a country? […]
LL.M In Threat Of Losing Its M.Phil Status
LL.M In Threat Of Losing Its M.Phil Status The mushroom growth of private educational institutions offering the LL.M degree is indeed encouraging but there is a […]
Pak Telecom Policy 2015 – Another Step Forward for Censorship
Pak Telecom Policy 2015 – Another Step Forward for Censorship On December 11th, 2015, the Economic Coordination Council (ECC) approved the long awaited Telecom Policy 2015. […]
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Modern Slavery Article 11 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973 prohibits slavery, forced labour and child labour. Slavery is a condition in which […]
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Jinnah’s ‘Presidential’ Pakistan A little while back, while representing Sindh at the Youth Parliament Pakistan (YPP) in Islamabad, I had the good fortune of coming across […]
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Desperate Steps According to the visionaries at the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecom (MOITT), an ideal telecom and IT policy space in Pakistan would have […]
Maternity Leave Rights in Pakistan
Maternity Leave Rights in Pakistan Pakistan has four laws that cover maternity related issues: 1. The Mines Maternity Benefits Act, 1981 2. The West Pakistan Maternity […]
A Letter To Parliamentarians, From The People Of Gilgit Baltistan
A Letter To Parliamentarians, From The People Of Gilgit Baltistan Dear Parliamentarians, AoA We speak on behalf of 2.5 million people of Gilgit Baltistan, who had […]
Revisiting The Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961
Revisiting The Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 The Muslim Family Laws Ordinance (MFLO), 1961 was promulgated to, inter alia, safeguard matrimonial rights of women. To this extent, […]
Pakistan’s Case With Arbitrability
Pakistan’s Case With Arbitrability Introduction International Commercial Arbitration has evolved to be one of the most exclusive ways of dispute settlement outside of realm of national […]
Pakistani Democracy Is Not Meant For The People
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 Modern Vanguard?
The Modern Vanguard? As a political scientist in the making, I was explained by my westernized instructors that secularism, separation of the mosque and the state, […]