Commentary

To Hang or Not To Hang – That is NOT the Question Asia Bibi, a woman, a Christian woman, was sentenced to death approximately six years […]

The Independence Day – Are We Truly Independent? The nation is now going to celebrate its 69th Independence Day. The day reminds us of the valiant […]

Exercises in Brutality: Torture Laws in Pakistan, in Light of American Policy Failure   ‘It is far pleasanter to sit comfortably in the shade rubbing red pepper […]

Legitimizing Dirty Money Promulgation of Finance (Amendment) Ordinance) 2012, by the President on 24 April 2012, just one day before the scheduled session of National Assembly, […]

Protecting our Children: Kasur in Perspective Sexual abuse in Pakistan is widespread and often goes unchecked. Societal norms, particularly the notion of ‘family honour,’ result in […]

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 […]

Child Abuse Nelson Mandela once said: “There can be no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way in which it treats it’s children.” Indeed […]

Alternative Methods of Resolving Disputes: The Right Kind of Help for The Justice System Teaching law to students since last year, one thing most evident was their […]

The Devil and The Deep Blue Sea The TV’s talking heads are dizzy with excitement: the sun’s boiling, the signs are ominous, and the judges are […]

Why Must Mediation Be Promoted In Pakistan The three most essential elements which need to be available to any society, community or nation are: Access to […]

An Opportunity Lost The judicial Commission was created pursuant to the General Elections 2013 Inquiry Commission Ordinance, 2015, to; “answer its TORs by uncovering its relevant […]

The situation of human rights in Pakistan as recorded by international rights organizations, bodies and agencies has always been grave and continues to exacerbate.   In […]

Woman is one step later to man in creation and continues her march to bridge the gap. Nobody needs to be prejudiced by an act of […]

Law is central to society and our daily lives in this globalized world. No society can claim to have adequate civic education for building a civil […]

In many ways, the generation gap that has befallen over the last ten years is as void as space. Manners have been altered; cultures and civilizations […]

Two lives: Yakub Memon and Malik Ishaq. One convicted of terrorism, with the conviction upheld by India’s top court. The other accused of being a terror […]

Abstract: This paper aims to look at the intricate link between foreign investment and sustainable development stressing upon its importance for all, the home and host […]