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Ahmad Maudood Ausaf
Verified
Columnist, Freelance
Lahore, London
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Biography
Ahmad Maudood Ausaf is a lawyer and writer whose work bridges the intersections of law, politics, and social commentary. A graduate of the London School of Economics and Political Science, he has published incisive op-eds in leading South Asian newspapers, bringing clarity and depth to complex issues. Specializing in constitutional and commercial law, Maudood’s legal practice in Pakistan is driven by a commitment to justice and systemic reform. His writing reflects the same ethos—an unwavering focus on the nuances that shape societies and the stories that define them. Outside of his professional pursuits, Maudood finds creative expression through music, playing the piano, and exploring the art of narrative.
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Content
By Ahmad Maudood Ausaf, Tariq Khosa| Dawn Verified WHILE lawyers occupy centre stage in op-ed sections and appear on late-night TV shows dissecting the legalese of politically motivated verdicts and constitutional amendments, they have — ironically and perhaps even meekly — overlooked a fundamental transformation within their own ranks: the rapid and incendiary polarisation of bar politics. Over the weekend, the Lahore High Court Bar Association conducted its elections drawing lawyers from all across Punjab to cast their votes.
By Ahmad Maudood Ausaf| Dawn Verified Before the ink had dried on public reaction, the council’s chairman, Allama Raghib Naeemi, was quick to retract his statement, citing a clerical error. Well, to look at it from a purely syntactic standpoint, unless the error lay in the prefix “un” and they intended to hail VPNs as virtuous, the retraction serves no purpose other than bewilderment.
By Steve Coll Verified, Ahmad Faruqui, Abbas Nasir, Ahmad Maudood Ausaf| Dawn Verified The Achilles TrapBy Steve CollPenguinISBN: 978-0525562269576pp. The United States invaded Iraq in March 2003. In The Achilles Trap, Steve Coll, a professor of journalism at Columbia University and the author of nine books, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning Ghost Wars, provides a behind-the-scenes look at the decisions that led to the war.
Company Info
Freelance
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