Pakistanis are a nation in a state of shock and depression after the massive devastation from floodwaters across the country. The damages resulting from the inundation are not confined to people, their livestock and properties and crops. Some of the casualties are moral rather than physical in nature. Thanks to a free and vigilant media, [...]
All articles in category: "Corruption and Fraud,Human Rights,Justice in Pakistan,Law and Order"
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Still not too late
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A court fails to arrest a fugitive police chief
Rana Maqbool Ahmed is a former Inspector General of Police of Sindh province and has been accused of the torture of and conspiracy to kill President Zadari when he was imprisoned in 1999. Rana has been absconding court and the Additional District Sessions Court, Karachi, capital of Sindh province, has issued a warrant for his [...]
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Justice May Be Blind and Behind the Chair…..
So it’s hot here in Pakistan, Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry and other suspended judges are now on their chairs, enjoying the air conditioners while who were protesting on roads for their restoration in the winter season are now protesting for electricity, protest is on its way of routine but with a different face, and it [...]
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Promised Justice
When movement to restore judges was in full swing, a layman was happy without knowing the beneficiaries and was expecting that after restoration of judges, they will get the justice in a short time without expending too much money in paying fees to lawyers. But what happened after that, the lawyers increased their rates of [...]
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State of failure
As earlier, we published a news on these pages but now re-producing the editorial of a famous news paper for comments. “Pakistan has been listed among the world’s ten least successful states by Foreign Policy magazine in its annual assessment of state failure. This news adds further gloom to an already grey and grim environment. [...]
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