Bangladesh adopted her Constitution on the 4th of November in 1972 and since then, the day has been observed as the Constitution Day in the country. This month marks the 45th year of the adoption the Constitution.

Law students have multiple career options to choose from once they graduate. This, however, can become a daunting task for many in the absence of proper guidelines or assistance.

The Constituent Assembly adopted the Constitution of Bangladesh in 1972. As of now, a total of sixteen amendments has been made

Dr. Ridwanul Hoque is Professor of Law at the University of Dhaka. He was a Commonwealth Scholar at SOAS, University of London,

A High Court Division (HCD) bench comprising of Justice Quazi Reza-Ul Hoque and Justice Mohammad Ullah, has issued a suo motu

Sustainable Development Goal 11 formulates the ambition to make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe,

Choices of transitional justice mechanisms have to be sensitive to the practical limits of justice in a society transitioning from military

Prashanto Chandra Sen is an Advocate practicing in the Supreme Court of India and Delhi High Court for 19 years. His practice

The 16th Amendment judgment has been at the centre of public attention throughout the year, as the much debated Amendment empowered parliament to dismiss Supreme Court judges.

On 22 October 2017, the Jahangirnagar University Chapter of Student Legal Aid Forum (SLAF) has organised a learning session titled Government Legal Aid Services: Securing Access to Justice. Held in association with the USAID’s Justice for All Program, the session

Bangladesh, being a lower middle income country is struggling to balance the energy trilemma and energy

Casual indifference to sexual harassment is unacceptable, the head of the United Nations entity mandated to

The Labour Act, 2006 defines a "worker" as “... any person including an apprentice employed in any establishment or

I am a manager (administration and HR) working at a large garments factory located in Savar. My company has recently announced

The Supreme Court of Bangladesh has recently decided two tort cases, which, given the rarity of tort litigation in Bangladesh, have the potential to be landmark rulings.

The Supreme Court of Bangladesh has recently decided two tort cases, which, given the rarity of tort litigation in Bangladesh, have the potential to be landmark rulings.

With an aim to facilitate the argumentative skill, sophisticated knowledge and leadership ability of law students, Bangladesh Lawyers’ & Law Students’ Association (BLLSA) organised a two-day long mooting

Catalonia became the centre of attraction all over the globe when the Spanish region held a referendum on October

Having noticed the high incidences of sexual violence in recent times, the National Human Rights Commission of

Despite our biological similarities, all of us are somehow unique; the same goes even for twins who would have