• Protection of the minority shareholders in private limited companies: Comparative study of UK, USA and Pakistan 

  Shan Ali, 01-278192-012 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2021)

  Since Solomon v. Solomon, the concept of a company as a separate legal person has revolutionized business and commerce across the globe. Risks associated with every type of business have been transferred to the company ...
• E-commerce and data privacy: a critical analysis of regulatory framework for global harmonization and innovation 

  Syed Sajid Ali Shah, 01-278231-032 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  Data Privacy and Protection is in spotlight due to its complex nature in the digital age as the e-commerce has broken all the shackles of borders as one can buy anything from anywhere around the globe, but in addition it ...
• Combating maritime piracy: assessing challenges and proposing solutions in Pakistani perspective 

  Syed Arslan Sabir Bukhari, 01-278231-031 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  Maritime piracy remains a significant threat to international trade and regional security, particularly in the Arabian Sea, which directly impacts Pakistan. This research critically examines the challenges Pakistan faces ...
• Harmonizing the intrnational legal framework for the development of green maritime initiatives in the shipping industry of Pakistan 

  Zurriat ul Zahra, 01-278231-028 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  The entire world of shipping is shifting towards new green maritime initiatives to reduce and reverse environmental degradation and align towards sustainable development goals. However, Pakistan's maritime sector is ...
• Analyzing the laws and practices of dispute resolution in bilateral investments: a non-doctrinal approach and case study of China Pakistan economic corridor 

  Zunaira Faiz, 01-278231-027 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  The China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is one of the major bilateral initiatives that aim to link Gwadar Port in the southern province of Baluchistan with the Xinjiang region of China through a network of roads, ...
• Navigating the legal and political waters: loopholes in UNCLOS in resolving South China sea dispute 

  Zainab Shakeel, 01-278231-027 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  Probably, among the most challenging maritime disputes with regard to international relations today which is now considered at the heart of the controversial issue pertains to the issues in South China Sea. At its core ...
• A critical analysis of international cybercrime complaint mechanisms: proposing a unified global convention for cybercrime complaint procedure 

  Tahir Hussain, 01-278231-023 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  The swift progress of digital technology has outrun the ability of current international legal frameworks to address effectively the threats of cybercrime. While the 2001 Budapest Convention on Cybercrime represented an ...
• Right against torture and laws regulating pre-chrage detention in Pakistan and United Kingdom: a socio-legal critique and casse study 

  Sher Afsar Khan, 01-278231-021 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  This study examines the legal frameworks governing pre-charge detention and the prohibition of torture in Pakistan and the United Kingdom (UK) concerning international human rights standards. It identifies key legal and ...
• Humanitarian assistance and international humanitarian law at sea case: studies of Burmese and Pakistanian muslims 

  Shaheer Azhar, 01-278231-019 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  This research explores the application of International Humanitarian Law (IHL)in maritime settings, focusing on the challenges faced by Burmese and Palestinian Muslims during armed conflicts at sea. The study highlights ...
• The impact of climate change on maritime security: legal responses and adaptation strategies for Pakistan 

  Muhammad Burhan, 01-278231-013 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)
• Digital economy and tax evasion in Pakistan: critical analysis of national and international frameworks and global best practices 

  Iris Ejaz, 01-278231-009 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)
• Law regulating gender-based violence in Pakistan: a feminist legal analysis 

  Asma Khan, 01-278231-007 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  Gender-based violence (GBV) is still a core human rights concern of the world since it targets minority female persons. Although there are many internationally recognized laws against GBV include the Universal Declaration ...
• Analyzing huuman smuggling as human rights issue: critical appraisal of prototcol against the human smuggling of migrants, 2000 

  Abdul Aziz Khan, 01-278231-001 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  Migrant smuggling is the process of making money by assisting a person to enter or stay in a country without having a legal permission to do so. Although, the smuggled migrants enter another country through illegal means ...
• Illegal child trafficking in digital era: a review of legislative inadequacy in Pakistan 

  Yashfeen Muhib, 01-278222-021 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  This thesis aims to address the ever-evolving issue of Illegal Child Trafficking and the role of digital technology to further it within societal and legal landscape of Pakistan. The research is driven by the need for a ...
• Deconstructing disappearance: legal framework of missing person in Pakistan 

  Naz Akbar, 01-278222-013 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)
• Mapping the futire of interation of artificial intelligence with Pakistan's corporate laws and regulations: a review and reform agenda 

  Moiz Riaz Azam, 01-278222-012 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  The advent of AI in corporate environments marks a paradigm shift, which requires an analysis to its legal framework. In this perspective, we set out to explore the ways AI has transpired in Pakistani corporate law and ...
• Analyzing the doctrine of the human rights due diligence by business entities in Pakistan: a study of the applicability and doctrinal integration in the current legal regime 

  Jehan Dad Ali Khan, 01-278222-009 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2025)

  Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) is a recent addition to the umbrella of corporate accountability, envisaged in the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) 2011, requiring business entities ...
• Analysis of intellectual property right infringements in fashion industrry of Pakistan: a cross jurisdictional perspective. 

  Ubaid ur Rehman, 01-278222-017 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  The Intellectual Property Rights protections are very important for fashion industry as it protects the innovation and creativity of fashion designers. The fashion industry of Pakistan is grappled with rampant IPR ...
• The analysis of incoporation of mandatory pre-trial mediation on civil justice system of Pakistan. 

  Shagufta Malik, 01-278222-015 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  The study analysis the effects Incorporation of Mandatory Pre-trial Mediation on Civil Justice System of Pakistan and explores whether its incorporation will reduce the case backlogs and delays in the resolution of disputes. ...
• An examination of inadequate investigative and prosecotorial mechanisms in Pakistan: a case study of criminal justice system of Pakistan and United Kingdom. 

  Asad Khan, 01-278222-004 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  The criminal justice system (CJS) of a country is a vital apparatus for establishing law and order by holding offenders accountable, thereby preserving peace, prosperity, and stability in society. Pakistan's CJS has faced ...

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