Muhammad Asif Khan

• Phd (Salzburg)
• Bahria University

With each step of technological advancement, we are entering a global technological domain susceptible to cyber infiltration. The individual privacy and security are supposed to be protected by the states governed by laws that are specifically a part of the national legal systems. The transnational cyber infiltration targeting the state actors by u...

The unique blend of international human rights norms and the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) amused some people but for some it has always remained a topic of critique. Various norms have been proposed over the past two decades to regulate the actions of the trans-national corporations (TNC's). These norms however have failed to impress sever...

Imposing liability for extraterritorial wrongs by the Transnational Corporations (hereinafter TNCs) for violations of international norms can serve as an important relief for the affected parties. It has a considerable impact upon those who have suffered international wrongs by the TNCs. In the absence of any international court or tribunal providi...