Hart’s Legal World and the Case of Asia Bibi Kamran Adil1 While discussing the law and morality, H. L. A. Hart stated: “Reflection on this aspect of things reveals a sobering truth: the step from the simple form of society, where primary rules of obligation are the only means of social control, into the legal […]
Intelligence Collaboration between Law Enforcement, Military and National Security Agencies in Pakistan Ihsan Ghani1 Pakistan had remained at the centre stage of Cold War, Afghan war and Global War On Terror for more than five decades. Few countries have been in the forefront to help the Western world in first countering the Soviet threat and then […]
Analysis of Balochistan Conflict through the War and Peace Journalism Theory Asmat Ullah1 Abstract This study investigates the conflict in Balochistan through the war and peace journalism. Using content analysis as a data collection technique, the researcher collected all the conflict related news stories in the daily Dawn from January 2013 till the end of December […]
Legal Protection and Domestic Violence against Women in Kashmir Dr. Intikhab Alam1, Abdul Jabbar Raja2, Dr. Shahid Iqbal3 Abstract The present study was conducted to probe out the role of legal protection against domestic violence against women in union council Watala district Bhimber, Azad Kashmir. A sample size of 379 respondents was randomly selected in […]
History of Religious Militancy in Pakistan Muhammad Irfan Mahsud1 and Dr. Shahida Aman2 Abstract The paper attempts to detail the historical context of religious militancy in Pakistan. The recent radical activities in Pakistan are in one way an outgrowth of the reformist/revivalist movements of the 17th and 18th centuries. Ideology was proved to be instrumental in […]
Impact of Social Instability on Tourism Industry (Regional Case Study) Dr. Muhammad Imran1, Dr. Muhammad Kaleeem2, Anas Baryal3 Abstract Social Instability and threats to national security are documented to have impact on tourism demand. This research focuses on the impact of terrorist activities on the hotel industry of Swat4 during the period of 2006 to 2010. The […]
War on Terror and Pakistan’s Policies towards Militancy Saiful Islam1, Muhammad Zubair2 and Faiza Bashir3 Abstract The weak border between Afghanistan and Pakistan and old administrative structure in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (generally called FATA or shortly tribal areas), made this region a hub of international militant organizations during the Soviet-Afghan war in the 1980s. […]
Factors Behind the Growing Sectarian Violence in the Newly Tribal District Kurram of Khyber Pukhtunkhwa, Pakistan, Since 9/11 (2001) Mr. Sharif Khan1, Dr. Zafar Khan2 and Dr. Rahman Ullah3 Abstract Various socio-economic and political factors spur the sectarian violence in Pakistan. This research study investigates factors behind the growing sectarian violence in the wake of war against […]
Prisoners’ Right to Fair Justice, Health Care and Conjugal Meetings: An Analysis of Theory and Practice (A case study of the selected jails of Khyber Pukhtunkhwa, Pakistan) Rais Gul1 Abstract Imprisoned people are deprived of their liberty, yet they are human beings entitled to well-defined human rights, recognized on international level, regional levels and enshrined in the […]
Contributing Factors of Domestic Violence against Women: A Study of Dar-Ul-Aman, District Multan, Pakistan Kamran Ishfaq1 , Ra’ana Malik2 and Safdar Hussain3 Abstract Women are neglected and discriminated in every aspect of life. In Pakistan traditionally women are considered as subordinate to their men. Women are suffering in every sector. They don’t know about their rights as generally […]