In the intricate tapestry of global economics, periods of stability often coexist with times of uncertainty. As we navigate the ever-changing landscape of financial markets, geopolitical tensions, and societal shifts, it becomes increasingly evident that we are currently treading through a precarious economic situation, The signs of instability are glaring. From the impacts of the …
The civil world defense day is celebrated in every year On 1st MARCH since 1990. This day is celebrate to bring the awareness to the public throughout the civil protection. Initially, the civil defense was organized by international civil defense organization (ICDO) is an internal governmental organization. Its contributes to development …
In the intricate tapestry of societal progress, the threads of human rights advocacy are woven with the tireless efforts of numerous organizations around the globe. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) stand at the forefront, championing the cause of justice, equality, and dignity for all. Their role in shaping policies, raising awareness, and providing direct assistance to vulnerable …
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A patent is a legal document granted by the Government to an inventor, giving him/her the exclusive right to make, use, and sell an invention for a limited time. Think of a patent as a special certificate that the government gives to inventors. It says, “Hey, you came up with something cool and new, so we’re going to give you the right to be the …
Advocacy is the art of representing his party, protecting his rights, and making an effort for his client. The lawyers, the law knowers, use their knowledge to contest the cases of the clients but in my humble opinion, a worthy advocate should follow some of the below guidelines, principles, and pathways for a straightforward future: …
According to Sangmin Bae “Punishing people with death has a history as old as society itself, and it was not considered a human rights violation until the last decades of the twentieth century” Capital punishment, or the death penalty, finds its legal justifications rooted in various principles across different jurisdictions such as India, Bangladesh, and …
Fundamental Rights: Articles 8 to 28 of the Constitution of Pakistan Fundamental rights are the cornerstone of any democratic society, ensuring that individuals are granted certain inherent rights and freedoms by law. In Pakistan, these rights are enshrined in the Constitution, specifically in Articles 8 to 28. Understanding these rights is essential for every citizen …
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Pakistan, like many countries around the world, grapples with a myriad of environmental challenges stemming from rapid industrialization, urbanization, population growth, and resource exploitation. In response to these challenges, Pakistan has developed a legal framework aimed at safeguarding its natural environment and promoting sustainable development. This article provides an in-depth examination of the legal mechanisms …
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PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION ACT AND ANTI-CORRUPTION MEASURES The corrupt practices in Pakistan are increasing because the government is not taking proper measures to curb them same. The government is promoting corrupt practices in different sectors for their ulterior benefits by making laws favorable to the corrupt mafia. The Courts usually remain blindfolded from the facts …
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Article 248 of constitution of Pakistan is inclined towards the sovereign immunity which has extracted the concept from Islamic legal perspective. This commands that sovereignty belongs to Allah Almighty and no person – king or elected-person but, The Quranic commands are binding on all. However the concept of rule of law in Islam begins with …