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.

TOWARDS ADMINISTRATIVE CRIMINOLOGY: PROTECTING WITNESSES AND VICTIMS

Introduction In Pakistan’s post-colonial legal landscape, criminal legislation has predominantly been state-centric; citizen-centric, rights-based legislation has remained the exception rather than the rule. The Anti-Rape (Investigation and Trial) Act, 2021 (the 2021 Act) stands as a notable example of such citizen-centric legislation. The Act is distinctive in several respects. First, it moves beyond the government-to-government…

US-IRAN WAR: LEGAL ISSUES

By Kamran Adil and Warda Kamran Adil INTRODUCTION Emerging developments in international relations can be analysed through different lenses. These may include, inter alia, military and strategic considerations, international legal frameworks, economic consequences, religious dimensions, and cultural perspectives. The purpose of this brief analysis is to take stock of the legal issues that should be…