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Moot court Henry Dunant

Moot court Henry Dunant

SAHSOL proudly shares the victory of our mooting team comprising of Ms. Aleezay Saeed (President Law and Politics Society, Class of 2024), Ms. Laiba Amjad Lone (Class of 2024) and Mr Syed Qasim Abbas (Vice President Law and Politics Society, Class of 2024). They were declared the best team at the national round of the 14th Henry Dunant Moot Court Competition, 2022, sponsored by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). In addition, Mr Syed Qasim Abbas has also been awarded the best Advocate/Speaker at the competition.

We look forward to seeing the team compete successfully at the regional rounds by the end of this year.

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Maryam Asad

Maryam Asad

We are proud to share that our student Ms Maryam Asad (SAHSOL BA/LLB Class of 2023) will be representing LUMS as a Cultural Ambassador of Pakistan in U.S Department of State in their Global Undergraduate Program for Spring 2023. It is a U.S state funded and highly competitive program. She is among the top 50 to share Pakistan's culture with the Americans. For the ongoing Fall 2022 semester, she is currently studying History at Xavier University, New Orleans, Lousiana as an exchange student.

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Wardah Noor

Wardah Noor

Congratulations to Ms. Wardah Noor, Founder of KhudKaar!

We are immensely proud of our student, Ms. Wardah Noor (SAHSOL BA/LLB Class of 2023) who has been awarded the Youth Excellence Award by the Prime Minister of Pakistan. Ms. Noor is the founder of KhudKaar, an organization dedicated to capacity building and poverty alleviation in Layyah. KhudKaar has also recently been awarded a $10,000 grant from Global Fund for Children. They are one of the few winners from South Asia.

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The Legal Writing Lab

The Legal Writing Lab

Let's welcome our second cohort of Legal Writing Lab, a student led initiative managed by fourth and fifth year law students who have received extensive training on legal writing by our faculty members. All three students will team up with Marha Fathma (class of 2023) and Syeda Areeba Hussain (class of 2022) to provide tailored advice to students for strengthening their analytical, critical, and persuasive writing skills. Student members of the Lab conducts one on one sessions and online consultations. In addition, the Lab plans to offer collaborative workshops with faculty members in this summer. Stay tuned.

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Syed Qasim Abbas

Syed Qasim Abbas

A special congrats goes out to our first year BA-LLB student Syed Qasim Abbas who co-authored and published an article titled "U.S. Freedom of Navigation Operations and Pakistan-Legality under International Law and Geopolitical Implications" for the Research Society of International Law (RSIL), a Pakistan-based policy and research institution. His article assesses the credibility of navigation operations conducted by the United States in territorial waters under the United Nations Convention on Law of Seas from the perspective of South Asian states, namely Pakistan, China, and India.

Additionally, Qasim’s opinion piece on Craig Jones’ book "The War Lawyers: The United States, Israel, and the Juridical Warfare" was also a part RSIL’s publication.

For more information, please click to the following links:

URL: https://heinonline.org/HOL/P?h=hein.journals/rsil2021&i=83
URL: https://heinonline.org/HOL/P?h=hein.journals/rsil2021&i=136

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Founders e-Syndicate Marketers

Founders e-Syndicate Marketers

Congratulations to our recent BA/LLB graduates Mohammad Aafaq Lone and Nabeel Ahmad Chauhan (Class of 2022) who have co-founded a Digital Marketing Firm named e-Syndicate Marketers . with Muhammad Usman (BA/LLB Class of 2023). The firm specializes in E-Commerce Product Compliance & Advertisement, currently operating in the Amazon US and UK markets. It was formally established 4 months ago and currently has 6 employees with the current client portfolio averaging monthly around $15,000

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Fatima Wahab

Fatima Wahab

We are proud to share that our recent graduate Fatima Wahab Khan (Class of 2022) has founded the Legal Aid Bureau in collaboration with Adal Aur Sehat, a Karachi-based NGO to offer pro-bono services to victims of domestic violence and abuse. The aim is to provide free legal aid to women belonging from destitute communities and underprivileged socio-economic class. To date, the bureau has been successful in securing protection orders for three clients.

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SAHSOL student represent LUMS and Pakistan at the concours jean pictet competition

SAHSOL student represent LUMS and Pakistan at the concours jean pictet competition

SAHSOL student represent LUMS and Pakistan at the concours jean pictet competition

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A Day at SAHSOL

SAHSOL Podcast

It is a student-led initiative which aims to enhance legal literacy by propagating legal and jurisprudential knowledge through stimulating discussions. It aims to delve into the socio-legal conundrums faced by the country since its inception.

Law & Politics Society

The Law and Politics Society is a student-run society that strives to spread awareness regarding jurisprudential, legal and political matters. It pioneers the legal and political discourses that concern the present world

Mooting at SAHSOL

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