Legal
Consultants

Kh. Imam Bukhsh

Kh. Imam Bukhsh is a seasoned advocate licensed with the High Court Punjab, renowned for his sharp litigation skills. He has previously collaborated with Kilam Law, a prestigious Legal 500 Firm in Pakistan, on various public interest litigation projects encompassing service, labor, family, and humanitarian laws. Currently, Bukhsh is actively engaged in multiple cities across the country, devising effective strategies to combat the exploitative "Master & Servant" dynamic between employers and employees, and enhancing awareness of labor rights to empower workers. Additionally, he is deeply committed to eradicating child labor, advocating for the right to education, and championing the freedom of women coerced into forced marriages, fighting to uphold their fundamental rights. Within Gender Rights Watch (GRW), Advocate Bukhsh provides crucial assistance to transgender individuals facing labor discrimination and hate crimes, offering pro bono legal services to promote justice and equality for all.

Maryam Zahid

Ms. Maryam Zahid, Advocate High Court, has been actively involved in advocating for humanitarian laws in Pakistan, focusing on issues such as domestic violence, child custody, and child labor exploitation. She has spearheaded campaigns in local schools to prevent drug abuse and has contributed significantly to public interest litigation during her tenure at Kilam Law firm. As a dedicated human rights activist, Ms. Maryam works pro bono to uplift her legal practice, prioritizing cases of violence and abuse to bring justice through the courts. Her advocacy extends to her role as a writer for "Naya Daur" by Friday Times newspaper, where she has penned articles on various legal topics, including the Parent Protection Ordinance 2021, Anti Narcotics law, and Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act 2016. At GRW, Ms. Zahid provides pro bono legal services to gender minorities and women affected by social violence, hate crimes, and abuse, demonstrating her commitment to promoting justice and equality for all.