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The Climate Change Committee of the Islamabad High Court Bar Association organized a seminar on “Climate Change and its Mitigation in the Age of AI” at the Islamabad High Court Bar Association on Friday, 7 August 2026.
The seminar brought together members of the legal fraternity, law students, climate change as well as environmental experts and other stakeholde...
Nikahnama, though a legal and contractual agreement, is seldom perceived as one. It is regarded as a sacred and intimate record of marriage, intended primarily for the spouses entering into a lifelong relationship founded upon mutual trust and good faith. The rights and obligations recorded therein, including the stipulation of dower (Haq Mahr), are ordinarily understood to r...
One of the most frequently misunderstood aspects of Islamic law is the Qur’anic provision concerning witnesses in financial transactions. It is often presented as evidence that Islam considers a woman’s testimony to be worth “half” that of a man. In reality, the sweeping claim that “a woman’s testimony is worth half of a m...
The governance of international watercourses has long been constrained by the tension between the shared physical reality of a transboundary river and the traditional insistence on exclusive territorial sovereignty. The community of interest principle resolves that tension by conceiving of a w...
More than 286 international river basins and hundreds of shared aquifers span national borders. Nearly half of the world’s population depends on cooperative transboundary water management to ensure access to safe water, food security, and ecological wellbeing. Yet the legal architecture suppor...