Medical malpractice is not only a domestic issue rather a global concern all over the world. But it draws media's attention only when someone dies or something bigger happens therefrom.

For many of us, including me, the Mobile Court Act 2009 remained a stillborn legislation since its inception on the face of a rebellious Rokon-Ud-Doula in 2007.

Every year on 18 July – the day Nelson Mandela was born – the UN asks individuals around the world to mark Nelson Mandela

For protecting the interest of consumers at large, consumer rights have gained significance over the years. Previously the principle of

On 13 July 2017, the Department of Law, North South University organised Bangladesh Law Students' Symposium at its campus. The Hon'ble Minister of Water Resources, Barrister Anisul Islam Mahmud MP graced the occasion as Chief Guest.

The 16th Amendment to the Constitution of Bangladesh in 2014 removed the power to impeach apex court judges from the Supreme

I am a small-scale businessman living near Ashulia. I have a land which I would like to develop and construct a 2-storied building.

Alarge number of children in Bangladesh are facing violence in a wide range of settings including family, schools, workplaces,

In 1989, the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Programme recommended that 11 July be observed by the global

It is commonly perceived that the High Court Division (HCD) has original statutory jurisdiction in company matters and the perception

The indictment hearing of the sensational Banani rape case is scheduled to begin on 9th July, 2017. This in turn marks an official

Administration of criminal justice system is established to maintain peace and tranquility in the society by punishing the criminals. The

As far as judicial review and activism are concerned, most of our commentators have been laudatory and complementary. There are

Terrorism is a direct violation of human rights. Crimes like these attack the basic principles of Rule of Law and threaten the life and tranquillity of citizens.

The concept of treating childhood as a special phase of life and the recognition that children need a special and different treatment

No one would deny the need for punishments as a consequence of offences. Thereby, the compromise of certain rights in case of

Saddening the legal fraternity all over the world, Justice Prafulchandra Natwarlal Bhagwati, the former Chief Justice of India, breathed

The recognition of the principle of equality and non-discrimination along with human dignity and social justice has been recognised

ACCORDING to International Labour Organization (ILO), around 168 million children remain trapped in child labour today, many of them

BRAC and Grameen - Bangladesh is home to two of the world's largest social enterprises. Undisputed as this fact is, it is curious that