NO CORRUPTION AT ALL
mUSA ibn-e-insaan
Anti Corruption Activist
Years of experience
Projects done
Clients
Control
Social Organization
Social Vigilance
Social Education
Social Research
OUR FOCUS
First Pillar Legislature
The Legislature is the first and one of the most vital pillars of democracy in Pakistan. It is the lawmaking branch responsible for shaping the legal and political landscape of the country. The Legislature plays a crucial role in representing the public, establishing laws, overseeing the executive branch, and serving as a check and balance within the government structure. In Pakistan, this branch is primarily represented by the Parliament, consisting of a bicameral system: the National Assembly and the Senate.
Second Pillar Judiciary
The Judiciary is the second essential pillar of democracy in Pakistan, acting as the guardian of justice, the rule of law, and the Constitution. Its role is to interpret and uphold the law, protect citizens’ rights, and ensure that other branches of government operate within their constitutional boundaries. The judiciary plays a vital role in maintaining checks and balances within Pakistan’s democracy, preserving constitutional integrity, and providing redressal for citizens’ grievances.
Third Pillar Executive
The Executive is the third pillar of democracy in Pakistan, responsible for implementing laws, administering government functions, and ensuring the state operates efficiently. The Executive branch enforces laws passed by the Legislature, administers public services, formulates and implements policy, and plays a critical role in safeguarding Pakistan’s sovereignty, security, and development. It functions under the leadership of the Prime Minister at the federal level, with an administrative structure that extends to the provincial and local levels.
Fourth Pillar : Media
Media is often referred to as the fourth pillar of democracy due to its influential role in informing the public, shaping opinions, and holding the government accountable. In Pakistan, media serves as a bridge between the government and the public, providing a platform for information dissemination, debate, and scrutiny. By promoting transparency, highlighting social issues, and offering a voice to the people, media plays a vital role in strengthening democratic processes.
What is DISCOVER
Social Control
Social control refers to the mechanisms, strategies, and institutions that societies use to regulate individual and group behavior to ensure conformity to societal norms, values, and laws. This regulation happens through a combination of formal and informal systems, such as laws, cultural norms, socialization, and institutions that guide behavior.
Social Organization
Social organization refers to the structured way in which people in a society are organized to interact and cooperate. This structure is made up of different institutions, groups, and relationships, which shape how people live, work, and engage with each other. In Pakistan, social organization includes family units, educational institutions, religious organizations, local communities, political institutions, and social groups, all of which influence people’s values, behaviors, and opportunities.
Social Vigilance
The theory of Social Vigilance is an innovative approach in the development sector, created to serve as a holistic monitoring and evaluation model. Unlike traditional models, Social Vigilance focuses on establishing an ongoing feedback loop between stakeholders, institutions, and society. It prioritizes real-time, participatory assessments that adapt to changing needs, ensuring projects and policies are not only monitored but continuously refined to maintain relevance and impact.
Social Education
Social education is the process of teaching individuals the values, norms, and responsibilities that foster responsible citizenship and social cohesion. It aims to instill a sense of respect, empathy, civic duty, and social justice, equipping people with the knowledge and skills to positively interact within society and contribute to the common good. Social education can occur through formal channels, like schools and educational programs, as well as informal means, such as family guidance, community involvement, and media.
Social Research
Social research is the systematic study of society, social behavior, and various aspects of human interactions. It involves gathering, analyzing, and interpreting data to understand social patterns, behaviors, challenges, and structures. Social research uses both quantitative methods (like surveys and statistical analysis) and qualitative methods (like interviews and ethnography) to explore and understand complex social issues.
Firstever Anti Corruption School of Pakistan Captain Model School
Our Letters Written to People belonging to
All Pillars of State of Pakistan
