The Supreme Court of Pakistan is a beacon of light and the ultimate hope for justice. Independence of the judiciary...

The failure of the political parties and the constitutional institutions, like the Election Commission of Pakistan and governors of Khyber...

Considering Pakistan's economic hardships and the IMF's conditions, the privatisation of public assets may have to be expedited to boost...

Regarding the appointment of judges to the Supreme Court of Pakistan, it may be argued that airing the internal disagreements...

Delay in justice is a serious challenge facing Pakistan. There were 1.5 million pending cases and 2.6 million new cases...

The Global Gender Gap Report 2022 issued by the World Economic Forum (WEF) ranks Pakistan 145 out of 146 countries....

Although women comprise 48.54 percent of the total population in Pakistan, their perspective is missing in national policies, laws and...

The dismissal of the no-trust motion against PM Imran Khan, with the government terming it as being disloyalty to the...

The right to liberty and the security of a person are enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)....

Despite the good performance of some judges, our justice system is failing to deliver quality justice to the people. Pakistan's...

Why is Pakistan's justice system perceived to be a 'weak' system? Why is it failing to safeguard the life and...

The elevation of Justice Mohammad Ali Mazhar to the Supreme Court while bypassing four senior judges from the Sindh High...

Ziaullah Ranjah outlines Pakistan’s legal options in the wake of EU Disinfo Lab disclosures

Ziaullah Ranjah believes crimes against humanity in Indian-held Kashmir warrant a trial before the ICC

India has unleashed a reign of terror in Kashmir right in front of the international community, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

Pakistan can seek an advisory opinion through UNSC from the ICJ, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

Any onslaught on judicial independence must be resisted, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

The constitutional promise of ‘inexpensive and expeditious justice’ remains merely a dream, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

COVID-19 may help us update our understanding of national security, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

The promulgation of indefinite and arbitrary rules in a politically-charged environment provide unfettered power to rulers or their cronies, writes...

The global legal landscape is fast changing. We need to come out of our colonial past, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

Law schools must reframe institutional policy and outlook, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

The emergence of coronavirus can help us redefine the parameters of our national security, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

The Punjab Infectious Diseases (Prevention and Control) Ordinance 2020 ignores our social realities, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

Pakistan can adopt technology to promote access to justice, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

Bar councils are mandated to regulate and reform the legal profession, writes Ziaullah Ranjah