Free and compulsory education has become a constitutional right of all the Pakistanis since the eighteenth amendment has come into effect. Compulsory and free education requires the laws to implement the education offerings in the compulsory age group. This study draws on a desk review of the compulsory education offerings in five countries: India, USA, UK, Singapore and Finland. The study is aimed at getting insights into how compulsory education is being organized in the region and globally, and forwards some recommendations regarding how it may be organized by various provinces of Pakistan. 
This paper seeks to explore the context of Pakistan from the traditional vs. the modern, the religio...
The paper analyses the dynamics of education sector in Pakistan in comparison to other developing co...
Government of Punjab is committed to attain the universalization of school education by providing fr...
The Constitutions of India and Pakistan guarantee justiciable human rights and incorporate the Direc...
The constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan 1973, after 18th amendment, under Article 25(A) pro...
under Article 25(A) provides free and compulsory secondary education as fundamental right for Pakist...
The historic 18th Constitutional Amendment has led to a drastic change in the federal structure of P...
Pakistan’s constitution pledges the “state should provide free and compulsory education to all chil...
Government of Pakistan believes that education has great impact of overall output of the society. Af...
The issue of education, and making it accessible to the public, has been one of the major concerns o...
In Pakistan, all children between 5 and 16 years of age have the right to 12 years of school educati...
For more than 60 years Pakistan has had a constitutional commitment to providing all children with f...
Pakistan has been engaged in the project of madrassa reform since the early days of its nationhood. ...
This paper addresses the issue of universal primary education (one of the MDGs) in Pakistan. It is u...
The lack of proper legislation about child labor and compulsory schooling, and its enforcement susta...
This paper seeks to explore the context of Pakistan from the traditional vs. the modern, the religio...
The paper analyses the dynamics of education sector in Pakistan in comparison to other developing co...
Government of Punjab is committed to attain the universalization of school education by providing fr...
The Constitutions of India and Pakistan guarantee justiciable human rights and incorporate the Direc...
The constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan 1973, after 18th amendment, under Article 25(A) pro...
under Article 25(A) provides free and compulsory secondary education as fundamental right for Pakist...
The historic 18th Constitutional Amendment has led to a drastic change in the federal structure of P...
Pakistan’s constitution pledges the “state should provide free and compulsory education to all chil...
Government of Pakistan believes that education has great impact of overall output of the society. Af...
The issue of education, and making it accessible to the public, has been one of the major concerns o...
In Pakistan, all children between 5 and 16 years of age have the right to 12 years of school educati...
For more than 60 years Pakistan has had a constitutional commitment to providing all children with f...
Pakistan has been engaged in the project of madrassa reform since the early days of its nationhood. ...
This paper addresses the issue of universal primary education (one of the MDGs) in Pakistan. It is u...
The lack of proper legislation about child labor and compulsory schooling, and its enforcement susta...
This paper seeks to explore the context of Pakistan from the traditional vs. the modern, the religio...
The paper analyses the dynamics of education sector in Pakistan in comparison to other developing co...
Government of Punjab is committed to attain the universalization of school education by providing fr...