• Impediments in trial of pirates and role of Pakistan: analysis and way forwards 

  Anum Shahid, 01-278221-013 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  Maritime piracy poses a big threat to global trade and commerce on maritime territory of the world. Piracy holds a serious threat to the maritime security and navigation for the seafarers on the high seas. This dissertation ...
• Maritime environmental protection in Pakistan: a critical appraisal of domestic laws and international best practices 

  Shanza Yousaf Lodhi, 01-278221-011 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  Maritime pollution is a significant concern to Pakistan's maritime zones, adversely impacting both the marine habitat and human well-being. The pollution in Pakistan’s oceans originates from dumping of untreated waste, ...
• Liability of the internet service providers in third party copyright infringement: a critical analysis of applicable laws in other jurisdictions and Pakistan 

  Shah Nawaz Shakeeb, 01-278221-010 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  This thesis presents a comprehensive analysis of the liability of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in cases of third-party copyright infringement, examining regulatory frameworks across several jurisdictions: the USA, EU, ...
• Analysis of the environmental laws in the context of Gwadar development projects under CPEC and its adjacent marine space 

  Sehrish Mushtaq, 01-278221-009 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  Pakistan and China are strengthening their ties with trade-based partnerships, the spotlight of which is the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). CPEC is a major infrastructure development project that aims to increase ...
• The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing maritime security of Pakistan within the framework of international law 

  Muhammad Owais, 01-278221-006 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  The aim of present study is to determine the role of ‗Artificial Intelligence‘ in enhancing maritime Security and countering threats. Pakistan is a developing country and is facing multiple challenges and lacks legislation ...
• Immunity of arbitrator in commercial arbitration: an analytical study with respect to inernational and national legal framwork of Pakistan 

  M. Naeem Khan, 01-278221-005 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  The success of the process of arbitration is hindered by the absence of immunity of arbitrator in the arbitration law of Pakistan. The aim of the study is to analyze the provision of immunity of arbitrator, tracing its ...
• Harmonization of the international legal framwork to preserve marine biodiversity in the coastal regions of Pakistan 

  Maryam Laraib, 01-278221-004 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  This thesis, explores the urgent need for, comprehensive measures to address, the emerging threats facing marine, biodiversity in Pakistan's, coastal regions. It emphasizes, the necessity of aligning Pakistani, laws with ...
• Assessing the adequacy of Pakistan's maritime arbitration mechanism in accordance with international standards: a comprehansive analysis 

  Bahram Khan, 01-278221-003 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  Presently, Pakistan's maritime arbitration framework appears detached from the international regimen that governs global maritime commerce. This lack of harmony not only casts uncertainty over dispute resolution but also ...
• Analyzing laws and policies for achieving sustainable economic growth by obliterating the constraints of blue ecomony development in Pakistan 

  Amal Hana ul Haq, 01-278221-002 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  The impediments that Pakistan confronts in maximising its blue economy potential emphasise the significance of enacting a comprehensive strategy that incorporates legislative alteration, enhanced infrastructure, participation ...
• Unraveling the general average paradox: analyzing its practical implications in international marine insurance and compatibility with Pakistan's maritime regime 

  Aleena Iqbal, 01-278221-001 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  The General Average (GA) principle in international maritime law is a cornerstone of risksharing in global shipping, compelling all parties to contribute proportionally to shared sacrifices made to preserve voyage and ...
• Legal appraisal of plastic debris in Pakistan: a comparative study of Pakistan, India and USA 

  Muntazir Mehdi, 01-278201-005 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2024)

  This thesis discusses legal appraisal of plastic debris in Pakistan, comparing it to the approaches adopted in the United States and India. It analyzes the regulatory frameworks and measures implemented by these countries ...
• The dilemma of minority rights in Pakistan: A communitarian critique 

  Manaan Omar, 01-278202-009 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2022)

  The Minorities rights protection has remained potentially a challenge for the States across the world as well as the international law. The law of international human rights though attempted to detail the rights and freedoms ...
• Restructuring Islamabad wildlife management board autonomy under the current legal regime: a legal study of challenges and incidents at Margalla Hills National Park 

  Uzair Razzaq, 01-278212-024 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2023)

  Islamabad Capital Territory, the second most picturesque capital in the world, has an inadequate and ambiguous wildlife legislation with numerous practical gray areas, all developed and developing nations openly denounce ...
• A study on corporate manslaughter and regulatory reforms in Pakistan 

  Usman Mahboob, 01-278212-022 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2023)

  In recent years, the phenomenon of Corporate Manslaughter has gained global prominence. These worldwide occurrences highlight the necessity for establishing a legal framework that holds corporations accountable for fatalities ...
• Court interventions in international commercial arbitration: a case study of Kompetez: Kompetez and public policy in Pakistan 

  Syed Zaheer Hussain Shah, 01-278212-021 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2023)

  In today’s dynamic and ever changing world of global business, arbitration has emerged as a preferred mechanism for resolving commercial disputes, wherein the role of national courts remains both essential and contentious. ...
• A critical analysis of the review petitions decided by the supreme court of Pakistan 

  Syed Zafar Hassan Naqvi, 01-278212-020 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2023)

  The concept of a ‘review’ refers to a legally sanctioned process wherein a court revisits its own judgment. This practice is globally prevalent and has sparked diverse debates, featuring arguments both for and against the ...
• The future of the state of Kashmir: a critical analysis of intersection of constitutional legislation in india and International legal norms 

  Syed Aleem Abrar, 01-278212-019 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2023)

  This thesis presents a comprehensive analysis of the intricate relationship between Indian constitutional law and international legal norms, with a special focus on the state of Kashmir. It offers an in-depth exploration ...
• Liability of the negligence based oil tankers road accidents: a comparative study with India and Pakistan 

  Samra Ashraf, 01-278212-107 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2023)

  The issue of oil tanker accidents on roads in Pakistan has emerged as a critical concern, encompassing far-reaching implications for public safety, and legal liability. This thesis provides a comprehensive exploration of ...
• Legal standing of AI based robotics in auto mobile industry of Pakistan compared with global trends: challenges, opportunities and implications 

  Sadia Tanveer, 01-278212-016 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2023)

  In light of the expansive growth and advancements in AI and robotics globally, the research casts a critical eye on the existing regulatory framework in Pakistan, probing its readiness and responsiveness to the emerging ...
• The unregulated GIG economy: a critical analysis of labor laws in Pakistan 

  Rida Naeem, 01-278212-015 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2023)

  This study attempts to critically analyze the legal status of gig workers by thoroughly dissecting the legal frameworks governing gig work with a particular focus on the United Kingdom (UK), United States (US) and Pakistan. ...

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