Law & Our Rights

Rights Watch / Workers’ rights and remedies against unjustified terminations

Khalid Khan

26 August 2026 • Law & Our Rights

Law Review / Protecting Bangladesh’s ecological heritage through law

Obaydul Sikdar

26 August 2026 • Law & Our Rights

Law Views / How the built environment shapes the realities of human rights

Farzana Akther

19 August 2026 • Law & Our Rights

For Your Information / When confessional statements may not lead to conviction

Abu Salay Md. Fardous

19 August 2026 • Law & Our Rights

Daily Life Blues / Remedies for excessive electricity bills

Jeba Mobashwira

19 August 2026 • Law & Our Rights

Law Vision / The danger of using AI in legal submissions

Raisul Sourav

12 August 2026 • Law & Our Rights

Law Views / Constitutional environmental rights in South Asia

Abdullah Al Fahim

12 August 2026 • Law & Our Rights

Law Opinion / Cyber-attacks and a state’s right to self-defence

Zaid Ekram

12 August 2026 • Law & Our Rights

How negligence and lack of law enforcement led to Sitakunda tragedy

Khalid Khan Jeba Mobashwira

18 August 2026 • Law & Our Rights

Law Opinion / The sleeping giant

Md. Imamunur Rahman

8 July 2026 • Law & Our Rights

Balancing the energy trilemma

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

23 October 2017

NO MORE IMPUNITY

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

23 October 2017

Do you even “WORK”?

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

23 October 2017

Your advocate

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

23 October 2017

Symposium on tort law judgments held at BILIA

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.

22 October 2017

Symposium on recent tort law judgments held at BILIA

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.

22 October 2017

BLLSA's "Express Logically Mooting Workshop 2017" held at LCLS-South

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

17 October 2017

Catalan independence referendum

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

9 October 2017

NHRC study report advocates for reform

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

9 October 2017

THE LACK OF DISSENT IN JUDGMENTS

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

9 October 2017

Say no to nuclear weapons

Achieving global nuclear disarmament is one of the oldest goals of the United Nations. Basically this was the ultimate goal for

25 September 2017

Secularism and the virtue of tolerance

Secularism, as one of our fundamental state policies, was unanimously adopted by the Constituent Assembly. The Assembly was of the

25 September 2017

On marriage, convenience, rights, and politics

In Bangladesh, family law equals to religious law. Almost all marriages (be it Bangalee or indigenous) are intra-religious, homogenous,

25 September 2017

Democracy for conflict prevention

Democracy provides the natural environment for the protection and effective realisation of human rights. The values of freedom,

18 September 2017

Your Advocate

I have been working for a private company for more than 5 years. Last week, my employer gave me a letter which stated that I was to

18 September 2017

To make village courts effective

In rural Bangladesh, conflict management has been apparent over the years. The Village Courts Act of 2006, which replaced and updated the Village Courts Act of 1976, provides for the establishment of a court in every Union Council.

18 September 2017

On legal position of triple talaq in Bangladesh

The Supreme Court of India, by a majority decision of 3:2, has pronounced the Muslim practice of instant triple talaq unconstitutional as it is violative of several provisions of the Constitution of India.

18 September 2017