June 8 has been marked as World Ocean Day by United Nations. This year’s theme ‘Innovation for a Sustainable Ocean’ is indication of proper management and regulation of ocean resources.

In tech industry, producing and marketing software may generate revenue in billion though Bangladesh is yet to accrue such benefit.

Dhaka Law Review hosted a webinar on May 22, 2020 titled ‘Will Intellectual Property Rights Hinder Access to COVID-19 Treatment?’ The

In a country like Bangladesh, we often see businessmen illegally making profits by using various techniques of syndicate during specific

With the outbreak of the Covid-19 and the declaration of a global pandemic, nations worldwide have taken unprecedented and unconventional

With the coronavirus crisis going on, the world is undergoing rapid transformation and multidimensional changes in the discourse of global politics

A group of 15 lawyers was amassed to put up the online performance to cheer up and entertain the viewers to overcome the stressful lockdown times during the COVID-19 crisis by showcasing their performances.

Bangladesh aims to become a tobacco-free country by 2040. The goal was officially set in 2016 when the head of the Government on the World No Tobacco Day announced that making the country free from tobacco can be pertinent to achieve sustainable development.

Bangladesh does not recognise ‘abortion’ as a right rather considers the same as an offence under the garb of the term ‘miscarriage’.

The Covid-19 pandemic is changing the world rapidly. New economic and corporate chemistries are ossifying to supplement the future needs.

Since the Covid-19 crisis has hit us hard, we have been expressing much concern for people affected across the board, leaving out detainees in prison.

Bangladesh ushered in a new era in its judicial system last week with the enactment of the ‘Usage of Information and Communication Technology by Court Ordinance, 2020’ (the Ordinance).

School of Law, Brac University, organised the Webinar ‘Access to Justice during Covid-19: South Asian perspective and practice’ on May 17, 2020.

Dhaka University Central Students Union Law and Politics Review (DUCSU LPR) organised a webinar titled ‘The NIKO Arbitration 2020: Political &

In the context of coronavirus pandemic, Bangladesh has started its journey of conducting judicial proceedings through virtual courts on 12 May 2020.

The ongoing crisis of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) outbreak has acquired a multidimensional nature and has been wrecking the world economy,

Government funding cannot alone contain the fallout, economic and otherwise, from the pandemic. Private sector contribution is imperative towards

Lord Denning, in his Book ‘What Next in the Law’ (1982) has critically discussed the existing provisions of legal aid in the UK specifically from

Apart from the colossal health and economic crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic directly resulted in access to justice becoming non-existent in Bangladesh due to the closure of Courts from 26th March, 2020. On 9th May, 2020 the Hon’ble President promulgated an Ordinance that paves the way for virtual operation of the judiciary.

The time we are living in is unprecedented, to say the least. While claims relating to health, social and political unrest are undeniable, the