Globalization has a habit of making people disappear.

Measles is amongst the most preventable diseases known to medicine.

The Cyber Protection Act, 2026 (the ‘Act’) is the primary law regulating Bangladeshi citizens’ activities online. Recently, an Amendment bill has been proposed, and it has garnered the attention of netizens for some of its vague provisions.

On 6 September, Parliament adopted a new legal framework for Bangladesh's National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), an institution that has long faced criticism over its independence and effectiveness.

We have a complicated history with cyber laws. The ICT Act, 2006; the Digital Security Act, 2018; and the Cyber Security Act, 2023 were all criticised for curtailing freedom of expression.

Should artificial intelligence (AI) be allowed inside the courtroom, and if so, how far should its role extend?

The Bangladesh Centre for International Dispute Settlement (BDCIDS) formally commenced its journey on 17 September, a date chosen to commemorate the 52nd anniversary of Bangladesh’s admission to the United Nations.

When we speak of constitutional law, we are accustomed to speaking of texts. But constitutions are not merely texts.

Recently, the government promulgated the Transfer of Property (Amendment) Act, 2026, creating a new category of gift which allows the donor to retain the right to enjoy the property’s benefits during their lifetime. The amendment inserted two new provisions after section 122 relating to gift, i.e. sections 122A and 122B.

Recently, the government amended the Transfer of Property Act 2026, which introduces legal recognition of lifetime usufruct rights in respect of the transfer of property by way of gift.

Recently, the government amended the Transfer of Property Act 2026, which introduces legal recognition of lifetime usufruct rights in respect of the transfer of property by way of gift.

In administrative law, a ‘Tribunal’ is defined as an adjudicating authority that is neither a court nor an executive department.

An elderly couple lives next door to us. Although both of their children are affluent, they do not visit their old parents or provide any sort of financial support. The couple is now very old and feeble, and they even struggle to manage daily household activities, such as buying medicines and arranging regular meals.

In recent times, the vast expansion and regular use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools, more specifically Large Language Model (LLM) chatbots, such as ChatGPT, have gained immense popularity due to their free availability.

In our day-to-day lives, we often hear derogatory remarks involving designated women’s seats on public transport.

Every litigation must come to an end. Criminal trials are not an exception to this principle. When a person is sentenced to death, the decision too eventually becomes final after it passes certain stages.

The enactment of the Forest and Tree Conservation Act, 2026 marks a significant development in Bangladesh’s environmental law regime.

Lay-off, retrenchment and unjustified dismissals have become a pervasive reality for Bangladeshi workers, especially in the Ready-Made Garments (RMG) sector.

Recently, a growing number of consumers across Bangladesh have reported unusually high electricity bills, with many claiming their monthly charges doubled or even tripled compared to previous billing cycles. In such circumstances, consumers have been baffled by one common question: where to seek redress, and how to avail it?

When an accused is reported to have confessed to the magistrate, most readers assume it to be conclusive evidence of guilt.