Getting the law to work A number of factors converged to make a rare conviction in a case of domestic violence possible. Published 30 Mar, 2019 07:02am
Supreme Court & democracy Judicial intervention in politics should be judged on the basis of whether it promotes democratic governance. Updated 06 Feb, 2019 03:50pm
What do women lawyers expect from their male colleagues, anyway? We're so glad you asked. Here's an FAQ to answer all your concerns. Updated 25 Jun, 2019 05:21pm
CAN THE WOMEN OF LAW GET JUSTICE? Times have changed in Pakistan but attitudes have not — a fact that also applies to our legal fraternity. Is gender Published 07 Oct, 2018 07:01am
Why Meesha Shafi’s sexual harassment complaint against Ali Zafar should not have been rejected The harassment law should prevail in order to decide whether the harassment complained about is legally prohibited. Updated 30 Jun, 2020 08:12pm
Protecting our children Since 2013, when Sindh enacted a law against child marriage, only 51 cases have been registered. Published 22 Jun, 2018 06:56am
Sindh’s dormant law Due to implementation problems, the domestic violence law does not provide women the protection they need. Published 11 Jul, 2017 07:07am
Pakistan’s healthcare crisis We spend only 0.9pc of our GDP on health. Only two countries have a lower ratio of GDP to health spending. Updated 27 Jun, 2016 07:25am
The price of real change ‘Honour’ killings have been part of the social discourse thanks to the efforts of women’s rights activists. Updated 29 Mar, 2016 02:40pm
