PLSA Launches Summer Fellowship Programme 2.0 with LHCBA

PLSA Summer Fellowship 2.0 launches in Lahore with LHCBA for law students. Gain practical skills and mentorship from experts.

by Tomomi Goto | August 28, 2026

Pakistan sports bodies need urgent reform

Pakistan's outdated sports law from 1962 clashes with global standards, risking sanctions from IOC and FIFA—urgent reforms needed.

by Reina Sato | August 27, 2026

Life’s journey from birth to death

Explore the legal and social roots of violence against women, how laws address conditional autonomy, and steps toward justice.

by Tomomi Goto | August 26, 2026

Pakistan sees shift in workplace harassment dynamics

Workplace harassment Pakistan is evolving as data shows more men reporting incidents, with FOSPAH logging 1,290 complaints and indicating response…

by enif | August 25, 2026

Pakistan’s New Court Faces Old Legal Challenges

Pakistan's new International Commercial Court aims to resolve international disputes quickly, but faces old legal challenges and criticism regarding judicial…

by Miu Yamada | August 24, 2026

Oman prepares major legal reforms for 2026

by Miu Yamada | September 8, 2026

Oman’s 2026 legislative agenda has introduced a wave of statutes and regulations that touch finance, technology, real estate, tourism and cyber security,.

CDA Accused of Exploitative Governance

by Miu Yamada | August 31, 2026

CDA Accused of Exploitative Governance Imagine driving into a commercial district to drop off a colleague or grab a coffee, only to be stopped at a toll booth and told to pay an “entry fee” just for using the service road. This is a reality many Pakistanis face daily. Public authorities, tasked with facilitating citizens, view infrastructure not as a necessity but as a source of revenue. The Capital Development…

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EnablifyAI AI Masterclass for Lawyers Debuts in Lahore

by enif | September 4, 2026

EnablifyAI AI Masterclass for Lawyers Debuts in Lahore The training responds to a broader shift in how legal work gets done. Artificial intelligence has moved from a talking point at legal conferences to a tool sitting inside the daily workflow of law firms, in-house teams, and courts. This transition reflects changes happening globally, where jurisdictions are beginning to grapple with how AI intersects with legal practice, evidence standards, and professional…