Pakistan's transition to democracy is mired by multiple challenges including an unpredictable delay in election, resulting in risking the essence of democracy and undermining people’s political rights. Fear of an indefinite delay in the election process continues to raise concerns among political stakeholders, experts and concerned citizens.
A year after COP27 and the introduction of the Loss and Damage Fund; the issues regarding its implementation and allocation of the Fund are surfacing.
In Pakistan, 77% of children cannot read and understand basic text in English. Adult literacy rate is at a dismal 58%, while 28mn children remain out of school. In this situation, e-learning platforms promoting reading can be explored taking advantage of the expanding technology profile of households in the country.
Pakistan Bulletin Up-to-date and informed analyses of key issues of Pakistan. Pakistan’s Failed Luck in Taxing the Rich October 2023 The regressive taxation system in Pakistan places an undue burden…
Pakistan introduced its very first National Action Plan for Human Rights in 2016 but it appears to have faded in the backdrop of technical inconsistencies and the government’s inability towards compliance. This failure, due to a lack of political will, bureaucratic hurdles and resource constraints, has led to the continuation of human rights violations.