Development of Women’s Right to No-fault Judicial Divorce (Khul‘) in Pakistan
Judges and ‘Ulamā’ as Catalysts for Legal Reform
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- PAKISTANI FAMILY COURTS: A GENDER JUSTICE PERSPECTIVE
- The Final Straw: Unveiling the Causes of Women-Initiated Divorce in Lahore, Pakistan
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