This article addresses the contentious issue of diplomatic immunity and consular immunity for criminal offenses, exploring how these protections can sometimes shield individuals from legal accountability. It highlights the complexities of international law in balancing diplomatic privileges with justice, raising important questions about legal fairness.
Criterion Quarterly
Vol 06-2 (Apr/Jun 2011)
Explosions in the Arab (Possibly the Muslim) Streets
This article explores the explosions of political unrest across the Arab and Muslim streets, examining the causes behind these movements. It highlights how revolutions and protests are reshaping the political landscape in these regions, with significant implications for the future.
Judicial Appointment or Judicial Incest?
This article critically examines the process of judicial appointments in Pakistan, questioning whether it promotes fairness or fosters judicial incest. It raises concerns about accountability and transparency within the legal system, urging reforms to ensure impartiality.
Pakistan’s Economic Challenges —Lessons from Other Country Experiences
This article analyzes Pakistan’s economic challenges by drawing valuable lessons from the experiences of other countries. It highlights strategies that could help Pakistan overcome its current obstacles and promote sustainable development in the future.
No Place for Extremism & Religious Intolerance in Islam
This article explores the rejection of extremism and religious intolerance in Islam, emphasizing the religion’s core principles of peace and harmony. It examines how fostering tolerance within Muslim societies is essential for maintaining a just and peaceful society.
Brussels Sprouts Look Green: The Story of a Foundation
This article tells the inspiring story of a foundation using green initiatives to drive sustainability, symbolized by the metaphor of Brussels sprouts. It highlights how the foundation’s efforts are making a positive impact on environmental preservation and future sustainability.
FMCT and Deterrence Stability in South Asia
This article examines the role of the FMCT in maintaining deterrence stability in South Asia. It explores how nuclear weapons and regional security concerns intersect, shaping the future of peace and stability in the region.
Iqbal, Pakistan, and the Political Imperative in Muslims Society
This article reflects on the visionary political philosophy of Iqbal and its relevance to the leadership challenges faced by Muslim societies today. It explores how his insights offer a blueprint for Pakistan’s political imperative, urging a leadership rooted in moral and spiritual values to guide the nation’s future.
Connect With Us!
Stay informed and join the conversation—connect with us on social media for the latest insights and updates.