DHAKA, the capital of Bangladesh, is one of the densely populated cities in the world. Being an overcrowded city, Dhaka has a high level of noise pollution.

A new United Nations-backed report on the link between forests and food production and nutrition says that woodlands could be the key to ending hunger and will be intimately linked to the global fight against climate change.

SAFE motherhood means ensuring that all women receive the care they need to be safe and healthy throughout pregnancy and childbirth.

DOING legal research in an appropriate method is an indispensable research skill of any legal researcher.

Governments in South East Asia must act immediately to stop the unfolding humanitarian crisis.

Think Legal Bangladesh, an online legal resource platform based at www.thinklegalbangladesh.com, held the second Lecture in its Think Legal Lecture Series last Saturday, 9th May, 2015 at Dhanmondi's EMK Centre.

The protection of witnesses plays a key role in the successful functioning of the Court. But unfortunately in our country, the trend is such that the witnesses do not wish to come to the courts to give their statements and evidences as they feel unsafe.

Amidst of debate over the abolition of death penalty around the world, the higher judiciary in Bangladesh has come with a milestone judgement declaring mandatory death penalty unconstitutional.

Often people alleged that police is reluctant to take Ezahar or First Information Report (FIR) in police station for various reasons.

A south Florida man is suing a hospital for emotional distress, saying his leg was amputated and thrown in the garbage with his name tag still on it.

ACCORDING to a study conducted by Bangladesh Jatri Kalyan Samity, it has been found that, in 2014 approximately 8,589 people died in road accidents.

THE United Nations commemorated World Press Freedom Day 2015 on May 3 with a moment of silence for journalists killed in the line of duty, and drew attention to the need for greater gender equality in the media and the safety of journalists in the digital age, where protection from surveillance will become increasingly important.

I have been working at a well-to-do insurance company for around one and half years now. For personal reasons, I wish to keep the name of this company confidential at the moment.

THE horrific story of a murdered boy got published in The Daily Star on March 16, 2015.

Festooned with august democratic ideals, the sacred words of the Bangladesh Constitution guaranteed the rights to 'access to justice'

The music industry banks on royalties collected by the licensing of copyrighted songs and recordings as a key form of payment for

As we approach two years since the horrific Rana Plaza tragedy where over 1100 workers lost their lives, and countless others are

As the great moral issue of our time, sexual violence in conflict is used to terrorise, displace and subjugate victims, the Special

As a state party to the Convention of the Rights of the Children 1989 (CRC), Bangladesh is under a legal obligation to establish a child

The vulnerability of women in our context accelerates when the wrongdoers got impunity with the help or negligence of law enforcement authorities.