Muhammad Abdullah
The writer is a third-year law student at Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Law School, Government College
University, Lahore. He is currently a legal intern at Fair Trial Defenders Legal Aid Cell.
Opinion
Here is Why Trials in Military Courts Can Never Be Fair
Pakistan is currently witnessing a constitutional and political crisis in the country, with 33 civilians being tried in military courts under the Pakistan Army Act (1952) and Officials Secret Act (1923). These steps were taken following the riots that erupted after former prime minister...
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5 Reasons Why Trials...
Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah has said that former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan would be...
Opinion
How State’s Patronage To...
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UN Says Over 10...
The United Nations has said that over 10 million people in Pakistan still do not have access to safe...
Human Rights
Trans Woman ‘Severely’ Injured...
A trans woman was severely injured reportedly after being assaulted by unidentified men in Karachi's upscale locality of Defence...
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American Senators Extending Support...
The majority of the US senators who have extended support to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan amid the...
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Police Baton-Charge Lahore Varsity...
Superior University students were beaten up by police during a sit-in held in Lahore to protest against the new...
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