
Shazia Tasleem Kasi is Managing Partner at Shazia Tasleem Kasi & Co and former Vice President of the Sindh High Court Bar Association Her practice covers Intellectual Property Constitutional Customs Media Cyber Law and Constitutional Litigation She advocates for judicial reform women’s rights disability inclusion workplace dignity and access to justice In 2026 she submitted policy recommendations on judicial digitisation and responsible AI use to the Research Society of International Law
Shazia Tasleem Kasi submitted her policy paper “Recommendations for Case Management Upscaling the Judiciary through Digitisation and Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence” to the Research Society of International Law
She participated in a national conference organised by the Research Society of International Law in collaboration with the Pakistan Bar Council focusing on the future of technology in Pakistan’s judicial system
Shazia Tasleem Kasi participated in the Green Zameen Champions Summit organised by the Centre of Peace and Development Initiative in Islamabad
She participated as a guest speaker in a seminar and conference organised through the Office of the Provincial Ombudsman Sindh addressing discrimination harassment and challenges faced by women lawyers in the legal fraternity
Her petition before the Pakistan Bar Council seeking the establishment of Anti-Harassment Committees across Bar Councils and Bar Associations throughout Pakistan remains under consideration
Shazia Tasleem Kasi is pursuing a national initiative for reserved seats for women in Bar Councils across Pakistan

Selected from Pakistan for International Visitor Leadership program USA for the Year 2009.

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Awarded with the services redndered during flood relief camps in Karachi focused on women’s health and menstrual hygiene awareness.

IP best litigator awarded by Intellectual Property Organization of Pakistan in 2022
Federal Minister of IT & Communications Mr Amin Khan

Guest Speaker at Ombudsman offices Sindh Conference on Discrimination in the legal fraternity faced by women lawyers by Govt of Sindh.

Nominated for Justitia Award Women in Law Initiative Europe for the year 2022.

Featured in Women in Law Initiative Pakistan 100 years Women lawyers

President Implementation of Universal Declaration of Human Rights UN Charter received acknowledgment Award

Acknowledgment of Human Rights Service by JI Women’s Wing

Appointment notification President Implementation of Universal Declaration of Human Rights UN Charter USA

Recommendations For Case Management

Ombudsman office Sindh

First Female Vice President Elected to this position Sindh High Court Bar Association
Name: Shazia Tasleem Kasi
Birth Place: Pakistan
Nationality: Pakistani
Shazia Tasleem Kasi is a graduate of the University of Karachi
Her professional education also includes specialised training in Intellectual Property Rights mediation and patent systems
She received accreditation in Intellectual Property Rights and related international and Pakistani laws through Oxford University Press and the Sindh Judicial Academy
She is also certified in Basic Mediation for Lawyers through the Karachi Centre for Dispute Resolution in collaboration with the International Finance Corporation
She completed training through the PCSIR Patent Advisory Cell in the National Workshop on Global Recognition of the Patent System
Shazia Tasleem Kasi combines courtroom practice with institutional leadership and policy advocacy
Women’s representation safety dignity and participation in the legal profession are central themes in her advocacy
She advocates for responsible use of Artificial Intelligence digitisation and technology within Pakistan’s judiciary
Her work extends into humanitarian service human rights disability inclusion and public legal awareness
Masha Allah madam is so inspiring for the women who want to contribute in this profession.
Shazia Tasleem Kasi is an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan with more than 25 years of professional legal experience
Her petition seeks the establishment of Anti-Harassment Committees in Bar Councils and Bar Associations throughout Pakistan
Her areas of practice include Intellectual Property Law Constitutional Law Customs Law Cyber Law Media Law and Constitutional Litigation
She has worked on Anti-Harassment Committees disability inclusive enrolment forms women’s reserved seats in Bar Councils and judicial digitisation and responsible AI adoption
Her RSIL policy paper focuses on modernising Pakistan’s judiciary through digitisation responsible Artificial Intelligence and improved case management while safeguarding constitutional values judicial independence cybersecurity transparency and fair trial rights
“I believe judicial innovation must strengthen the rule of law while protecting judicial independence constitutional values transparency cybersecurity and the right to a fair trial”