Out of 7.95 billion individuals worldwide, approximately 3.95 billion are women [1], yet unfortunately, they still have to fight for the recognition of their basic rights. […]
The Speech Dilemma Today’s highly contentious issue is the balance between free speech and hate speech in the digital era. Since communication would eventually be online, […]
Cyberterrorism leverages digital technology to foster disruption and fear for ideological, political, or financial objectives, distinct from traditional terrorism’s physical coercion. The complexity and reach of […]
The age of criminal responsibility is one of the main questions in prosecuting any criminal case. It represents a nation’s approach to maintaining a balance between […]
Journalism is often hailed as the fourth pillar of democracy, acting as a vital conduit between the state and the public. However, across the globe, journalists […]
Marriage is often seen as a cornerstone of human life, offering not just companionship but a committed partnership where both individuals strive to build a shared […]
Euthanasia, as a word, is derived from the Greek language. “Eu” (εὖ) means “good” and “Thanatos” means “death” (θάνατος). Therefore, the term “euthanasia” means “good death” […]
This article seeks to examine the derivation of the right to profession and livelihood from multiple sources, including Pakistan’s Constitution (which incorporates Islamic principles) and international […]