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

Law Interview

Sameer Sattar is one of the leading commercial lawyers in Bangladesh. Recently, he has been ranked in Band 1 by Chambers &

7 August 2017

Defamation law and 'person aggrieved'

Once the US President Thomas Jefferson said, 'Defamation is becoming a necessity of life; inasmuch as a dish of tea in the morning or

7 August 2017

Diminishing quality of law reports in Bangladesh

Studying law reports is an inseparable part of the engagement with the law. Everyone dealing with the law in any professional capacity

7 August 2017

UAP held its 7th Distinguished Law Lecture Series

Recently we are witnessing a huge debate concerning the application of section 57 of the Information Communication and Technology Act (ICT) 2009

1 August 2017

The anguish of enclave dwellers

After the long 45 years of independence, enclave exchange between the Bangladesh and India has been done in 2015. So far the

31 July 2017

BIPSOT-DU jointly held seminar on violence against women in armed conflict

On 24 July 2017, Bangladesh Institute of Peace Support Operation Training (BIPSOT) and

31 July 2017

Residential workshop on international law held at Jahangirnagar University

Considering the prominence of international law in legal education and the need of developing the skills of academics and researchers,

29 July 2017

Workshop on article, thesis, fieldwork and externship report writing

Society For Critical Legal Studies (SCLS) organised an intensive, resourceful and research aptitude building workshop on article, thesis,

29 July 2017

Combating trafficking in persons

Trafficking in persons is one of the most atrocious crimes and gross violation of human rights in the present world that exploits

24 July 2017

End human trafficking

Human trafficking is a crime that exploits women, children and men for numerous purposes including forced labour and sex. Article 3,

24 July 2017

Relief against medical malpractice

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.

24 July 2017

The existential threat for executive run magistrate courts

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.

24 July 2017

Law students' symposium at NSU

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.

17 July 2017