Basit, A., Khan, M.D., Khan, F.A., Daniyal, M., “Domestic Violence against Women: Statistical Analysis and Legislative Solutions,” European Online Journal of Natural and Social Sciences, 8(2):374–380 (2019). Binary logistic regression analysis identifying financial stress and gender-based factors in domestic violence; proposed legislative and educational reforms.

Basit, A., “Intellectual Property Rights and Creative Economy: Way Forward for Pakistan,” Review of Economics and Development Studies, 5(3) (2019). Policy analysis of intellectual property protection’s nexus with economic development in Pakistan.

Khan, S.M., Basit, A., Chohan, M.A., Laghari, A.R., “The Interplay of Regulatory Frameworks, Political Dynamics and Legal Enforcement in Pakistan’s Corporate Governance Landscape,” ACADEMIA International Journal for Social Sciences, 4(4):913–929 (2025). Doctrinal analysis synthesizing SECP regulatory reform, political economy, and enforcement gaps; proposes multi-pronged reform strategy addressing institutional and judicial weaknesses.

Laghari, A.R., Basit, A., Ahmad, W., “Deep Fakes and the Right to Privacy: A Legal Analysis under Pakistan’s Data Protection and Cybercrime Frameworks,” ACADEMIA International Journal for Social Sciences, 4(4):1915–1926 (2025). Doctrinal and quantitative analysis of synthetic media threats to privacy; identifies gaps in PECA 2016 and draft PDPB; provides comparative international legal analysis.

Chohan, M.A., Ansari, A.A., Basit, A., Mumtaz, A., “Evaluating the Efficacy of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) Doctrine in the Prevention of Mass Atrocity Crimes,” Social Science Review Archives, 4(1):185–202 (2026). Critical evaluation of R2P’s normative promise versus empirical practice through case study analysis; addresses normative-practice gap and proposes enforcement reforms.

Basit, A., Dharalah, A.A., Kausar, Z., Ansari, A.A., “A Comparative Study of Admissibility and Authenticity of Electronic Evidence in Context Pakistan and the United Kingdom,” Policy Journal of Social Science Review, 4(3):141–150 (2026). Comparative doctrinal analysis of Pakistan’s Qanun-e-Shahadat Order 1984 against the UK’s electronic evidence framework; proposes multi-tiered reform model encompassing QSO amendments, a National Digital Forensics Regulatory Authority, and codified chain-of-custody protocols aligned with ISO/IEC 27037:2012.

Basit, A., Laghari, A.R., Ansari, A.A., Chohan, M.A., “Analysis of Legal Mechanisms for Regulating Mobile Banking Applications and Digital Financial Services in Pakistan,” Social Science Review Archives, 4(1):3403–3417 (2026). Systematic legal analysis of Pakistan’s fintech regulatory architecture across five domains — consumer protection, data protection, cybersecurity, AML-CFT compliance, and cross-border coordination — with comparative reference to EU, Indian, Kenyan, Singaporean, and Malaysian frameworks; advances a seven-point reform agenda.