BANGLADESH being part of the Indian subcontinent has been traditionally following the pluralistic legal system. Under this system there is no unified body of family law that is uniformly applied to every citizen of the land irrespective of his or her ethno-religious background.

THE senior United Nations officials on February 5, 2015 addressed the Commission for Social Development as it marked the 20th anniversary of the Copenhagen Declaration regarding 'the need to put people at the centre of development' with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

BANGLADESH is considered as a popular source in South Asia from which women are trafficked to India and other Gulf countries.

“Bangladesh is a unitary, independent, sovereign Republic to be known as the People's Republic of Bangladesh.”

States possess broad authority to regulate the movement of foreign nationals across their borders. They exercise their sovereign powers to determine who will be admitted and for what period.

Anew report commissioned by the Bangladesh Legal Aid & Services Trust (BLAST) and the Thomson Reuters Foundation, provides an insight into the laws regarding use of character evidence about complainants in rape trials in seven countries.

Human Rights Watch in world report 2015 summarises the key human rights issues in different countries of the world.