Reform must move beyond policy into courts, districts and legal culture

Pakistan's institutional landscape is dotted with the debris of similar efforts

Constitution of 1973 has offered solution to the most contested issue of distribution of the powers

Constitution being a law organic in nature continues to evolve according to the dictates of times

The judiciary is considered to be the guardian and the ultimate interpreter of the Constitution

The citizens enjoy certain fundamental rights which can neither be abridged nor taken away

Pakistan is quite apprehensive about the Shahtoot river, which may reduce water flowing into its northern areas

Where the law seems vague, they should offer well-defined guidelines