
South Africa Cannot Defeat Crime by Preserving the Apartheid Logic of Policing
By Nkululeko Xaba (South Africa) South Africa often speaks of democracy as a clean constitutional break from apartheid. In law, that break was profound. In policing

By Nkululeko Xaba (South Africa) South Africa often speaks of democracy as a clean constitutional break from apartheid. In law, that break was profound. In policing

By Muhammad Faizan (Pakistan) Pakistan’s environmental crisis can no longer be treated as a secondary policy concern. From toxic air in major cities to recurring

Paris: France is taking a significant step toward restricting children’s access to social media, as the country’s Senate has approved a bill that would prohibit

By Zonash Aman Ullah (United Kingdom) The government of the United Kingdom has made a major move to regulate online harms by introducing new legal

By Nkululeko Xaba (South Africa) Technology firms have enormous influence to the discourse of the people, access to information and even the stability of democracy

By Fatima Ghufran (Pakistan) Irrespective of the various contemporary dispute resolution frameworks in place, family disputes have remained a sensitive domain since time immemorial. While

By Emaan Khurram (Pakistan)

By: Suleman Yousaf (Pakistan)

By Suleman Yousaf (Pakistan)

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