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He said strict action would be taken against those breaking the rules including fines and confiscation of motorbikes.

'The singing shall be mandatory and must be done with fervour', the bill states

People with a "bona fide relationship with a person or entity are spared from the travel ban

'The government must establish an illegal act by the defendant played some role in her acquisition of citizenship'

There may be no early conclusion to the matter

According to 2012 report, over 12.5 million children in Pakistan are involved in child labour

Justice Farrukh Irfan Khan of the LHC should be stopped from functioning as a judge for having offshore companies.

Child marriage is associated with mental health problems, poverty and increased high school drop-out rates

Focus of such workshops is practical training of lawyers which bodes well for Pakistan

Health minister says they are focusing on prevention strategies for the incurable disease

Parliament passed legislation to outlaw the consumption, purchase or possession of dog and cat meat

MPA says word ‘women’ shall be substituted with ‘gender’ to include transgender persons.

Hungary saw the biggest anti-government protest in three years

Seminar urges developing a police force, trained to uphold rule of law

Transgender people have to use restrooms that correspond to the gender on their birth certificate

Chief secretary’s focal person says government will pass law to provide protection, assistance to rape survivors

Ramazan Chaudhry files plea to recount votes cast on Feb 25

AJK PM says panel formulating amendments to law

Teams from the top law schools in Pakistan competed in the Jessup law moot

Under the new law, offenders will face a minimum of five years in prison and may serve up to 10 years

Alternative Dispute Resolution Bill, 2016, seeks to make current legal system responsive

The US Supreme Court refused to allow a Lebanese wine seller to use 'Khoran' out of respect for Muslims

The bill required a religion to have at least 50,000 followers to become official and qualify for state subsidies

More than a fifth of India's population were expected to benefit from the 2006 Forest Rights Act

The first sharia court appeared in London in 1982 under the government of Margaret Thatcher

Parliament adopted a law banning sale, import and production of alcohol over the weekend

Sexist violence and harassment against women lawmakers is "real and widespread"

Non-medical definitions, outdated precedents behind unfortunate verdict against Imdad Ali

Roghani uses his campaign to make education accessible

The ban, imposed under Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, has been put in place to curb untoward incidents

Campaign raises awareness on anti-terrorism law

Administrative orders of a high court judge acting as ‘persona designata’ can be challenged through writ petitions

Sindh Reserve Police march to Bilawal House against termination

The police have registered a case and started an investigation.

National Security Agency (NSA) to share more raw eavesdropping reports with other agencies.

New system delivers fine to violator’s home once misdemeanour recorded

Under terms of devolution, the Scottish parliament has to consider all petitions if it proposes a change in law

With an independent system of justice and free media, the state fails to guarantee the basic rights of its citizens

Plaintiffs, however, vow to take case further to the US Supreme Court

Orders effective till asset details are submitted

Jurists discuss the Qanoon-e-Shahadat

It would be wonderful if the government of Pakistan were to pass such a strong law

Without teeth, freedom of Information law falls short of goals