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Saudi Crown Prince Labels Israel’s Actions in Gaza as ‘Collective Genocide’

Saudi Crown put there words on GAZA Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) has accused Israel of committing “collective genocide” in Gaza, marking his strongest criticism of Israel since the conflict began in 2023. Speaking at an Islamic summit in Riyadh on Monday, MBS condemned Israel’s actions, stating, “The Kingdom reiterates its condemnation and […]

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Punjab College Rape Incident

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A Call for Justice, Accountability, and Systemic Change Students of Punjab College Lahore are protesting against the toxic college culture where a rape incident has been reported recently. In the alleged report, a female student of 17 years, was said to have been raped in the basement of the college on October 11th, 2024. The

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Cyber Laws in Pakistan

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Cyber law can indeed play a crucial role in protecting our rights in the digital age Cyber laws play a crucial role in protecting our legal rights in the digital age. Here’s a breakdown of how they safeguard our interests: Privacy Intellectual Property Free Speech Consumer Protection Cybersecurity FIA Inquiry & Investigation Rules 2002 Protecting

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Guardianship and Custody in Pakistan

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Guardian and Custody Legal Matters Under Pakistani Law In Pakistan, the legal framework governing guardianship and custody of children is primarily outlined in the Guardians and Wards Act 1890. This ordinance provides specific guidelines for the appointment of guardians, custody arrangements, and other related matters. Guardianship Guardianship refers to the legal right and responsibility to care

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Woman’s Right to Divorce

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Khula: A Woman’s Right to Divorce in Islamic Law and Pakistani Society Khula, a concept rooted in Islamic law, provides women with the right to dissolve their marriages under certain conditions. It’s a mechanism that allows women to seek separation when circumstances make it difficult or impossible for them to continue in the marriage. While

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Divorce in Muslim Law

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Understanding Divorce in Muslim Law: A Detailed Exploration in the Context of Pakistani Laws Divorce, an often difficult and emotional topic, is a reality faced by many couples across the globe. In the realm of Muslim law, divorce carries specific guidelines and procedures shaped by religious texts as well as local legal frameworks. In Pakistan,

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