Abstract
Several aspects of Pakistan’s present rehabilitation structure are inconsistent with the emerging norms of International human rights law. This research suggests that the existing statutory, administrative and judicial systems should be reformed to attain exactitude in the law through maintaining a correct balance between the notion of ‘public protection’ and the ‘rights of sentenced persons’ through a fair and balanced reformation and rehabilitation centric system.
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