Constitutional Law in Pakistan – Your Ultimate Weapon Against Injustice

Constitutional Law in Pakistan – Your Ultimate Weapon Against Injustice The Constitution of Pakistan 1973 serves as the supreme law of the land. It sets forth state powers, protects fundamental rights of citizens, and ensures no authority acts beyond its jurisdiction. When political and social challenges test the boundaries of justice in Pakistan, constitutional law […]

Eviction Laws in Sindh: How Loopholes Fuel the Land Grab Mafia

Eviction Laws in Sindh: How Loopholes Fuel the Land Grab Mafia The Sindh Rented Premises Act was enacted with a noble intention: to protect tenants from arbitrary eviction and to regulate landlord–tenant relationships. In a society where affordable housing is scarce and tenants are often vulnerable, such protective legislation is necessary. Yet, the law’s very […]

Global Accountability Needs After Repeated Contraventions of International Law by India

Global Accountability Needs After Repeated Contraventions of International Law by India Operation Sindoor: A Preemptive Strike or a Breach of Sovereignty? This article aims to analyze the legality of India’s preemptive strike, recently named Operation Sindoor, which was an all-out military attack involving missiles and drone strikes on nine targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir […]

The Indus Waters Treaty: A Pillar of Peace and Water Security for Pakistan

The Indus Waters Treaty: A Pillar of Peace and Water Security for Pakistan A Treaty Forged Through Diplomacy and Geopolitical Necessity The Indus Waters Treaty, diplomatically crafted and geopolitically precarious at the same time, was established with the intervention of the World Bank in 1960 when Pakistan and India were still in their formative stages […]