September 12, 2025Open Access

Fundamental Rights in the Constitution of Pakistan

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Fundamental rights are essential for safeguarding liberties in constitutional democracies, ensuring rule of law and justice.
The Constitution of Pakistan outlines these rights from Articles 8 to 28, integrating international norms with Islamic principles.
A critical examination of the judiciary reveals its role in expanding and protecting these rights against executive excess.
Identifying barriers to the full realization of rights leads to recommendations for enhancing governance and rights protection.

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This analysis explores fundamental rights in the Constitution of Pakistan, highlighting judicial roles and human rights implications.

Rukhshinda Begum (2025) studied this question.

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