Education and Technology
How UK Higher Education Became a Market?
From Public Good to Sales Funnel: How UK Higher Education Became a Market? By Zonash Amanullah (United Kingdom) For generations, higher education in Britain was
Health and Environmental
Environmental Governance and the Separation of Powers in Pakistan
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
Legal Updates and Legislation
Is Democracy suited to India?
By Justice (R) Markandey Katju (India) Democracy is one of the most celebrated ideas in modern politics. In theory, it promises self-government, accountability, liberty, and
Health and Environmental
From Charcoal to Conservation: Can Public Policy Save the Dryland Ecosystems of Somaliland, Somalia and Ethiopia?
By Abdul Rafay Afzal (Editor in Chief – The Advocate Post) Across the drylands of the Horn of Africa, the acacia tree is more than
International/Current Affairs
Regulating Digital Harm: The United Kingdom’s 48-Hour Takedown Law and the Future of Platform Accountability
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
International/Current Affairs
Who Represents America?
By Justice (R) Markandey Katju (India) Is it Donald Trump and those who support what critics describe as a reckless and unjustified war against Iran?
Education and Technology
Artificial Intelligence and the Climate Clock: Why Law, Policy, and Code Must Now Work Together
By Zonash Amanullah (UK/Pakistan) Climate change is no longer an abstract debate held in courtrooms, conferences, or academic journals. It is a lived reality measured
Opinions
Inclusive Rule and the Fate of Empires in South Asia
By Justice (R) Markandey Katju (India) The great Mughal Emperor Akbar proclaimed his doctrine of Suleh-e-Kul, or giving equal respect to all religions and communities.
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
Exploring the Quasi Judicial Character of Family Courts in Pakistan
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
Health and Environmental
Beyond the Billion Trees: Can Pakistan’s Biodiversity Survive Without Strong Environmental Governance?
Introduction As dawn breaks over the Indus Delta, thousands of migratory birds descend upon shimmering wetlands while tangled mangrove forests stand as silent guardians between
