BARRISTER DR ANWAR BAIG
| PERSONAL INFORMATION | |||
| Abkhan1968@yahoo.co.uk | |||
| Phone. Ext. | 03125344132 | ||
| Research Areas/Areas of expertise | International Law, Constitutional Law, International Criminal Law, Corporate Law, IP Law, IHRLs, Family Law, Immigration Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution and Mediation, Civil Law | ||
| QUALIFICATION | |||
| DEGREE | PASSING YEAR | MAJORS | UNIVERSITY |
| PhD | 2021 | Law | Anglia Ruskin University England UK |
| MS/Mphil (Law) | 2016 | Law | Anglia Ruskin University England UK |
| Master of Laws | 2008 | International Criminal Law | Sussex University Brighton England UK |
| LLM (Postgraduate Certificate) | 2012 | Fair Trial, International and Comparative Human Rights & UN Laws | The University of the West of England Bristol UK |
| Diploma of Investigation, Diploma of F. Science, Diploma of Administration | 2014 | Police investigation and F. Science, Office Managemen | DCA England UK |
| TEACHING EXPERIENCE | |||
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Publications
Journals & Conferences
- JUDICIAL RESPONSES TO TORTURE: EVALUATING THE EFFICACY OF PAKISTAN'S LEGAL SYSTEM | AL-AASAR
- HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN CUSTODIAL SETTINGS: THE ROLE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT IN PAKISTAN | CONTEMPORARY JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEW
- ACTIVISM UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES BE A LEGITIMATE AND PROTECT THE HUMAN RIGHTS EFFECTIVELY | WAH ACADEMIA JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
- THE PREVALENCE AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF TORTURE IN PAKISTAN: ANALYZING SYSTEMIC CHALLENGES | ADVANCE SOCIAL SCIENCE ARCHIVE JOURNAL ASSAJ
- JUDICIAL ACTIVISM AND HUMAN RIGHTS: A LEGITIMATE MECHANISM FOR JUSTICE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES? | AL-AASAR JOURNAL
- THE ROLE OF JUDICIAL ACTIVISM IN PAKISTAN: SAFEGUARDING RIGHTS OR LEGITIMIZING POWER? | CONTEMPORARY JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEW
- HOW LEGAL THEORY/PHILOSOPHY ENGAGES WITH JUDICIAL ACTIVISM? | CONTEMPORARY JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEW
- TORTURE IN PAKISTAN: LEGAL ACCOUNTABILITY, LAW ENFORCEMENT PRACTICES, AND THE HUMAN COST OF NON-COMPLIANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS STANDARDS | Journal of Applied Linguistics and TESOL JALT
- INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS CONVENTIONS AND PAKISTAN’S COMPLIANCE WITH ANTI-TORTURE MEASURES | JOURNAL OF APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND TESOL JALT
- THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF TORTURE SURVIVORS IN PAKISTAN | Journal of Applied Linguistics and TESOL JALT
- Artificial Intelligence in Law: Promise, Peril, and the Path Forward | JOURNAL OF POLITICAL STABILITY ARCHIVE
- Regulating the Unregulated: Legal Frontiers in the Age of Cryptocurrency | JOURNAL OF POLITICAL STABILITY ARCHIVE
- GUARDIANS OF FAIRNESS: EVOLVING FRONTIERS IN CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW | JOURNAL OF POLITICAL STABILITY ARCHIVE
- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN LAW: PROMISE, PERIL, AND THE PATH FORWARD | JOURNAL OF POLITICAL STABILITY ARCHIVE
- CLIMATE JUSTICE AT THE CROSSROADS: LEGAL RESPONSES TO A WARMING WORLD | DIALOGUE SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEW DSSR
- BALANCING JUSTICE AND RIGHTS: MODERN CHALLENGES IN CRIMINAL LAW FOCUS ON PAKISTAN AND THIRD-WORLD COUNTRIES | AL-AASAR
- FOUNDATIONS OF JUSTICE: THE EVOLUTION AND FUTURE OF CIVIL LAW | JOURNAL OF POLITICAL STABILITY ARCHIVE
- THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN ENHANCING ACCESS TO JUSTICE: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE 21ST CENTURY | AL AASAR JOURNAL
- THE RISE OF ALGORITHMIC JUSTICE: LEGAL CHALLENGES IN REGULATING AI IN CRIMINAL LAW | QUALITATIVE RESEARCH JOURNAL FOR SOCIAL STUIDIES
- BALANCING LIBERTY AND SECURITY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SURVEILLANCE LAWS IN DEMOCRATIC SOCIETIES | JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES WAH ACADEMIA
- EXPLORATION OF SOLID WASTE MATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE MANUFACTURING OF CEMENTITIOUS COMPOSITES | ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
- JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS AFTER THE 26TH AMENDMENT: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HIGH COURT AND LOWER COURT JUDGES IN PAKISTAN, THE UK AND THE US | CONTEMPORARY JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEW
- JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS AND THE CRISIS OF MERIT: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL INFLUENCE AND INSTITUTIONAL DISPLACEMENT IN THE HIGH COURTS OF ISLAMABAD | AL- AASAR
- JUSTICE DENIED: HOW POLITICAL PATRONAGE AND NON-MERIT APPOINTMENTS UNDERMINE THE RIGHTS OF PAKISTAN BAR ADVOCATES | QUALITATIVE RESEARCH JOURNAL FOR SOCIAL STUDIES
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