Global Policing Landscape: Case of Police Firing in France
This article explores the global policing landscape in the context of recent police shooting and subsequent riots in France
Mr. Kamran Adil is a Visiting Research Fellow at the Research Society of International Law. He is currently serving as Deputy Inspector General (Operations) Punjab Police.
Rule Making Under the Anti-Rape (Investigation and Trial) Act, 2021
This article explores the prospects and challenges of rule making under the Anti-Rape (Investigation and Trial) Act, 2021
The Casey Review on The Met Police: Any Lessons for Police Reforms In Pakistan?
This article explores whether the Casey Review on Met Police can be used as a basis for police reforms in Pakistan
Criminal Justice Response to Human Trafficking in Pakistan
This articles explores the domestic and international legal frameworks applicable to trafficiking of persons in Pakistan
Legal Framework for Policing Cyberspace in Pakistan: An Overview
What is the legal framework of policing cyberspace in Pakistan? How have the laws infroming this framework evolved over the years?
Decolonization, Fraser Report and Police Reforms in Pakistan
The article traces the history of police reforms in Pakistan and stresses the need to decolonize the discourse on policing in Pakistan.
System of Policing in Pakistan
This article provides an overview of the policing system in Pakistan
Policing Murders in Pakistan
This article examines the structural issues associated with policing murders under Pakistan’s criminal justice system
Reviewing the Legal Framework on Control of Narcotic Substances in Pakistan
This article reviews the legal framework on control of narcotic substsances in Pakistan, specifically changes brought through the Control of Narcotics Substances (Amendment) Act 2022
The Nelson Mandela Rules and the Criminal Justice System of Pakistan
18th July is the date of birth of Nelson Mandela, an African leader who spent lot of time in prison during his political struggle. Named after him, the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners have been styled, internationally, as the Nelson Mandela Rules.