Excessive laws in Pakistan hinder governance, breed corruption, and worsen legal implementation gaps.

Kashmore, Sindh, suffers under bandit rule, with state complicity and widespread corruption fueling the chaos.

The cycle of exploitation persists as rulers prioritize personal gain over the public's needs and welfare.

Justice Isa prioritized powerful patrons over justice, undermining democracy and judicial independence in Pakistan.

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Pakistan's judicial reforms risk entrenching despotism, undermining democracy, and suppressing civil liberties.

Extortion in Kashmore and Kandhkot thrives, targeting businesses as state fail to protect against bandits.

Power's overuse in Pakistan risks collapse of civil liberties, as proposed judicial reforms aim to perpetuate control.

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