From Inception to Today: 50 Years of the 1973 Constitution
Join us for a thought-provoking session as we delve into the intricacies and significance of Pakistan’s 1973 Constitution. Led by esteemed speakers, Mr. Zafarullah Khan and Dr. Naazir Mahmood, this session will explore the journey of the constitution over the past fifty years, marked by a series of amendments, military interventions, and the doctrine of necessity. We will critically examine the impact of these events on the spirit and integrity of the constitution, while reflecting on the endurance displayed by this fundamental document. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain profound insights into the evolution of Pakistan’s constitutional landscape and engage in meaningful discussions on the path forward.
About the Speakers:
Zafarullah Khan is a civic educator, human rights advocate, and researcher. He launched first-ever Constitutional Literacy Campaign in the country for the citizen’s socialization with their social contract – the Constitution of Pakistan. His book “Consistent Parliamentary Cord: Fundamental Rights of the Citizens of Pakistan” has been published and launched by the Senate of Pakistan. In 2016 Mr. Khan was given Human Rights Award (Civil and Political Rights) of Federal Ministry of Human rights by the President of Pakistan.
Dr. Naazir Mahmood is a columnist and educator with interest in history and political science.