By Kamran Adil and Warda Kamran Adil INTRODUCTION Honour killing is the most extreme form of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) that has gained the spotlight due to its prevalence in Pakistan. The issue has received significant international and national attention, which is periodically reignited whenever some odd event takes place. While society and the media have…
India’s demand to modify the historic Indus Waters Treaty based on “fundamental change of circumstances” is legally flawed.
This article critically examines India’s response to the April 2025 Pahalgam terrorist incident, arguing that actions such as blaming Pakistan and suspending the Indus Water Treaty were illegal, unethical, and in violation of international law.
Dissenting Supreme Court opinion shows how gender stereotypes and misconstrued consent derail rape justice in Pakistan
India’s “abeyance” of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) is legally questionable under international law, violating obligations to Pakistan.
Kamran Adil explores how unchecked FIR growth, weak pre-trial options and blurred federal-provincial roles clog Pakistan’s courts, and how supply-side fixes can help.
A critical examination of recent legal controversies under President Trump and their implications for U.S. constitutional governance.
This blog explores Sri Lanka’s submission to the ICJ, its position on key issues and what this means for South Asia’s climate governance landscape
This blog explores Chile’s arguments before the ICJ, their significance for Chilean courts, and the broader implications for regional climate litigation
Submissions made by Bangladesh to the ICJ Climate Change Advisory Opinion