Bakhtawar Bilal Soofi
If there is no law, there is nothing for the court to review.
Published 26 Jan, 2020 07:15am
Presidential rule can increase feelings of marginalisation.
Published 27 Nov, 2019 07:20am
Parties to civil litigation know they can get away with anything because no one is punished for perjury.
Published 15 Sep, 2019 07:01am
The government has become the arbiter of what people can hear, see and say.
Published 05 Aug, 2019 06:53am
The Punjab Bar Council has been tolerating professional misconduct.
Updated 02 Jun, 2019 07:28am
Many laws will become subject to constitutional challenge too.
Updated 02 Apr, 2019 10:53am
The idea may be lofty in theory, but does not work in practice.
Updated 02 Apr, 2019 08:46am
Jingoism or an excess of patriotic pomp can be dangerous.
Published 17 Feb, 2019 07:44am
CJ Nisar’s retirement has left the judiciary in a strange conundrum.
Updated 27 Jan, 2019 12:33pm
A mechanism is needed to resolve the distribution of limited resources.
Updated 25 Sep, 2018 02:38pm
The judiciary is intended to protect minorities.
Published 05 Aug, 2018 07:27am
The law has been rarely invoked to de-normalise smoking.
Published 31 Jan, 2018 03:44am
Demand for parking spaces in Lahore often exceeds the supply.
Published 23 Nov, 2017 07:19am
Too much regulation can kill the gig economy.
Published 12 Oct, 2017 07:17am
When the rulers try to regulate speech, alarm bells should ring.
Published 14 Jun, 2017 05:01am
Article 63-A isn’t needed to address horse-trading.
Published 09 Apr, 2017 01:01am
Decision-making at the provincial level favours urban centres.
Published 29 Mar, 2017 03:38am
The Panama case has certain aspects that many don’t see.
Published 10 Jan, 2017 01:10am
Pemra should reassess its role as regulator.
Published 28 Jun, 2016 02:52am
Do Londoners value human life more than we do?
Published 05 Feb, 2016 02:07am
