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A Judge – To Be Or Not To Be In a recent article titled “Silencing The Judiciary?” published on CourtingTheLaw.com[1], a very robust view had been […]

3 Sessions – Business and Law School Inaugural Week We are pleased to invite you to sessions on the University of London International LLB and LLM […]

Supreme Court’s Judgment on Minorities Still Awaits Compliance After 5 Years Five years ago on this date, a bench of the Supreme Court of Pakistan concluded suo […]

Inspiring Conversation with Abrar Hassan, Advocate Supreme Court Muhammad Zafar and Muhammad Asad Haq called upon Mr Abrar Hassan, Advocate Supreme Court, and discussed professional ethics, […]

Evolution of Human Rights Definition of Legal Right It is of paramount importance to know the legal meaning of a right before jumping to its origin […]

Anti-Harassment Laws in Pakistan Sexual harassment is a non-consensual act, carried out either physically or mentally, or through words spoken towards another person, in a sexual […]

6 Reasons Why Rape is an Under-Reported Crime Hardly a week passes in our country without there being a media report about an incident of rape […]

Silencing The Judiciary? “All the rights secured to the citizen under the Constitution are worth nothing, and a mere bubble, except guaranteed to them by an […]

Courting The Law Annual Internship Program 2019 Internship opportunities are available for lawyers and law students interested in litigation and editorial work. Tasks related to legal […]

A Game of Loans The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is a corporation headquartered in Washington DC and presently comprises of 189 countries. This organization works globally […]

Experienced Lawyers Required at Bhandari Naqvi Riaz, Lahore Bhandari Naqvi Riaz is seeking experienced lawyers with a minimum experience of 3 years of practice and expertise […]

In Conversation With Jamal Aziz, RSIL Mr. Jamal Aziz joined the Research Society of International Law (RSIL) in December, 2011 and was appointed as the Executive […]

The Case That Shook India: Indira Gandhi vs Raj Narain There is no denying the fact that Indian courts have contributed more towards the development of […]

Rule of Law: Pakistan’s Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card A few weeks ago, a writ petition falling under the purview of Protection Against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act […]

From Law To Gothic Fiction: My Journey From Lincoln’s Inn To Vernon Hall “Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.” […]

What is Wrong With the NAB Ordinance? The National Accountability Bureau (NAB), an anti-corruption body formed to probe into matters pertaining to corruption of public office […]

Supreme Court’s Judgment in 2001 Regarding National Accountability Bureau After the military takeover in 1999, the Chief Executive of Pakistan, General Pervez Musharraf decided to promulgate […]