These laws were not conceived to rehabilitate, but rather to control and suppress.

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Harassment by bosses in Pakistan's public offices is systemic, harming employees and perpetuating abuse.

Madrasa reform in Pakistan requires curriculum change, vocational training, and better integration into society.

Pakistan's human trafficking crisis persists, with few convictions and systemic government failure to act.

One of the most contentious aspects of 26th Amendment is its overhaul of judicial appointment process

These amendments appear to be an attempt to weaken the judiciary and sideline the incoming Chief Justice.