Law Minister Anisul Huq today said the government will consider lenient punishments for those who will be convicted underthe Digital Security Act

Light pollution refers to the usage of excessive artificial light that is neither necessary nor energy efficient. At present, nearly 83 percent of the world’s population live under skies polluted by light— as artificial light goes on to engulf the sky’s entire terrain.

The negligence of municipalities in proper management of roads, drainage, water, and waste management is a cause for significant concern.

A minority shareholder is an individual or entity that owns a minority stake in a public or private company.

A family court of Dhaka has granted Japanese national Nakano Eriko custody of her two daughters at the conclusion of a prolonged judicial proceeding.

What could possibly be more distressing than being accused of a crime that someone has not committed?

On 24 June 2023, four construction site workers met gruesome death due to lack of safety standards at the construction sites.

Recent news reports have highlighted a tragic incident where a lady and her child lost their lives due to alleged medical negligence at the Central Hospital.

Bangladesh has long struggled with widespread corruption, which impedes social development, stunts economic growth, and erodes public confidence in the government.

Plastic waste disposal is a serious issue for Bangladesh with only a small portion of the nation’s annual plastic waste production – which is estimated to be 2 point 4 million tons – getting recycled.

An incident of explosion occurred in the vessel named Sagar Nandini-2 on the Sugandha river in front of Jhalokati municipality on 1 July 2023 while it was carrying 11 lakh litres of petrol and diesel to the Padma Oil Depot.

The Department of Law, Dhaka International University (DIU) organised a masterclass on confession on 15th July 2023.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs recently announced that the ambassadors and high commissioners in Bangladesh representing the United States, United Kingdom, India, Saudi Arabia, Australia, and Japan

A myth persists among the mainstream population that consent of the existing wife is a mandatory statutory requirement for the remarriage of the husband.

Child marriage is a major issue in Bangladesh, and reforming the Child Marriage Restraint Act is essential to addressing the problems associated with this practice.

The fundamental right of journalists and media organisations to operate independently without interference, censorship,

The issue of imposing limitations on freedom of expression has garnered the interest of scholars across the globe.

The High Court Division (HCD) of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh has recently recommended that the Company Act 1994 should undergo significant change for shifting the status of the developed nation from the present situation.

The current laws governing press freedom have their roots in the colonial era, as we continue to uphold the Penal Code of 1860 and its addition, the sedition law.

In Jalal Uddin Mia and others v Alhaj Abdul Awal and others (Civil Revision No. 5150/2005), the High Court Division’s single bench comprising Md. Ashraful Kamal J came down heavily on litigants filing frivolous litigations without any cause of action. Initially, the petitioners filed Title Suit No.