Pakistan Advances Environmental Justice Amid Climate Crisis

Environmental justice Pakistan is rising as the nation faces 2022 floods, with the NDMA declaring an emergency and urging stronger…

by enif | September 5, 2026

EnablifyAI AI Masterclass for Lawyers Debuts in Lahore

Discover how AI legal training is transforming professional practice in Pakistan through EnablifyAI's masterclass for lawyers in Lahore.

by enif | September 4, 2026

Petition Seeks Stricter Social Media Rules for Minors

Petition seeks stricter social media rules for Pakistani minors, aiming to protect them from cyberbullying, grooming, and harmful content. Islamabad…

by enif | September 2, 2026

Law Schools Must Teach Skills for Future Practice

Future legal education must evolve to equip law students with AI, technology, and practical skills, ensuring they thrive in a…

by Reina Sato | September 1, 2026

CDA Accused of Exploitative Governance

CDA accused of exploitative governance, imposing entry fees on service roads in Islamabad.

by Miu Yamada | August 31, 2026

Students must know their rights before signing rental contracts

by Tomomi Goto | September 16, 2026

Students must know their rights before signing rental contracts to avoid unexpected costs and legal disputes with landlords.

Court orders registrar to record unregistered admin sale

by Tomomi Goto | September 12, 2026

The Valencia court issued sentence n.º 234/2026 on 7 September 2026 ordering registration of the sale. A court in Valencia has ruled that a property registrar must register a sale deed signed by an unregistered administrator. The ruling, issued by the Civil Section of the Valencia Court of First Instance, overturns the registrar's refusal to register the sale. The judgment, identified as sentence n.º 234/2026 dated 7 September 2026, not only overturned the…

Supreme Rulings

Colombia faces U.S. drug-fighting failure label

by Miu Yamada | September 17, 2026

The Majors List currently includes 23 nations identified as major transit or production centers for illegal drugs. The U.S. government has labeled Colombia as a nation that has "demonstrably failed" to meet its international drug-fighting commitments, according to the latest Majors List for fiscal year 2027. The classification, announced in a September 2026 presidential directive, now applies to four countries: Afghanistan, Bolivia, Myanmar, and Colombia. This reassessment comes after evaluating…