Linta Jamil

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  • Are Environment Laws of Pakistan Inefficient

    Are Environment Laws of Pakistan Inefficient0

    The environment laws of Pakistan are not inefficient though there are gaps in this legislation at grass root level. Lahore has recently been declared the most polluted city of the world, second only to New Delhi. The menace of smog has similarly disturbed the lives of millions living in the country. This sparked controversy overREAD MORE
  • Pakistan’s financial Relationship with the U.S: Development or Dependence?

    Pakistan’s financial Relationship with the U.S: Development or Dependence?0

    Pakistan's financial relationship with the United States has historically been characterized by both development and dependence, though the balance between the two has shifted more towards ‘dependence’ over time due to changing geopolitical circumstances and national priorities. The US became an important strategic ally in exchange for heavy financial assistance, due to which Pakistan often compromisedREAD MORE
  • Challenges for the new Chief Justice of Pakistan

    Challenges for the new Chief Justice of Pakistan0

    The elevation of Justice Yahya Afridi as the Chief Justice of Pakistan has brought in challenges which need an almost immediate addressal by him. These include Judicial-legal challenges, political and administrative challenges, amongst others. The new Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) was sworn in on Saturday, 26th October. What is to be seen is whether the CJPREAD MORE
  • International Law Perspective on Israel’s ground invasion in Lebanon

    International Law Perspective on Israel’s ground invasion in Lebanon0

    The violation of international law by Israel’s recent invasion of Lebanon is multi-fold. Israel has not only violated Lebanon’s state sovereignty, but it has also gone against the principles of International Humanitarian law (IHL) and various UN Resolutions. This state often cites self-defence as its motive for such actions. The real question is whether, theREAD MORE

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