The High Court Division (HCD) of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh has recently opined that imprisonment of a person in a cheque dishonour case under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 is tantamount to the deprivation of the right to personal

Centre for Peace and Justice at BRAC University and Faculty of Law at University of Oslo jointly organised a research seminar on the International Refugee Regime and Non-signatory States on Tuesday, 29 November, at BRAC Centre Inn. Based in Oslo University’s Faculty of Law, Professor of International Migration Law Maja Janmyr and Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. M Sanjeeb Hossain presented respectively.

The 27th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP27) was driven by three thematic targets this year. First, to identify the countries which lead greenhouse emissions reductions. Secondly, to

Right to Information is one of the internationally recognised human rights. In 2009, we made a Right to Information Act to empower the

In recent years, Bangladesh has achieved rapid economic growth and expects to become a middle-income country by 2021. The contribution

Bangladesh submitted its initial state party report to the Human Rights Committee (HRC), the monitoring body for the implementation of the

Legal research is an essential part of studying law. Through research, students can expand the horizon of their legal knowledge. While research in itself may be a fun activity to many, it can also be frustrating.

Bangladesh has a growing digital commerce industry and online shopping has slowly gained immense popularity among consumers of the country.

Faculty of Law, University of Dhaka, in collaboration with Bangladesh Law Association (BLA), organised a Law Career Festival at the premises of the Faculty itself on 5 November 2022.

World Human Rights Day is observed globally on the 10th of December to commemorate the day on which the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).

Bangladesh has given refuge to around one million Rohingyas. The number is constantly increasing with the birth of new babies in the camps.

The constitution is the supreme law of a country and in Bangladesh this is expressly declared in Article 7. 

Given effect from 26 March 1971, the Proclamation along with the Laws Continuance Enforcement Order, 1971 played a huge role in restoring internal legal system and solidifying the creation of the new sovereign state.

Our Constitution has experienced a roller coaster ride since its adoption. It had a promising start (1972) but soon fell into turbulent phases of constitutional chaos (1975-90).

The Faculty of Law, University of Dhaka in collaboration with Bangladesh Law Association (BLA) is going to organise a ‘Law Career Festival’22 at the premises of Faculty of Law, University of Dhaka.

Child labour is a burning global issue that threatens the health and general welfare of children. It is hugely prevalent in developing countries like Bangladesh.

Marrying off of female children at an early age is not a new phenomenon in the Indian subcontinent. Due to socio-economic reasons, people very often let their female children marry at such a young age which is not permitted by law.

Ensuring liberty of children in the administration of justice is a serious global concern. It was revealed in United Nations Global Study on Children Deprived of Liberty 2019 that 410,000 children are deprived of liberty in pre-trial detention and prison every year.

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Bangladesh has ranked 127th out of 140 nations on the World Justice Project Rule of Law Index 2022.