Reviewing the Views / The implications of using AI in adjudicating legal cases
9 September 2026
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Law & Our Rights
Your Advocate / Rights and remedies of elderly parents
9 September 2026
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Law & Our Rights
Law Review / Revisiting the administrative tribunal law
9 September 2026
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Law & Our Rights
Law Views / Reserving seats for women on public transport
2 September 2026
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Law & Our Rights
Law Vision / The case for recognising curative petition in Bangladesh
2 September 2026
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Law & Our Rights
Rights Watch / Workers’ rights and remedies against unjustified terminations
26 August 2026
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Law & Our Rights
Law Review / Protecting Bangladesh’s ecological heritage through law
26 August 2026
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Law & Our Rights
Law Views / How the built environment shapes the realities of human rights
19 August 2026
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Law & Our Rights
For Your Information / When confessional statements may not lead to conviction
19 August 2026
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Law & Our Rights
Daily Life Blues / Remedies for excessive electricity bills
19 August 2026
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Law & Our Rights
Do we have the provision of Supreme Judicial Council in the existing Constitution?
About four years have passed since the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court decided in favour of restoring the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) as laid out in Article 96 of the Constitution through the verdict of the 16th Amendment case.
24 December 2021
Claim for total loss under marine insurance policy
International trade largely depends upon the shipping industry. Around ninety percent of traded goods are transported around the world through sea.
24 December 2021
Evaluating the Bangladesh Tour Operators and Tour Guides Act
The tourism sector of Bangladesh is growing but is yet to reach its full potential. To improve the scenario, the Parliament of Bangladesh has enacted the
24 December 2021
Living under the agony of death
In our legal system, the death sentence is awarded to those who commit the most heinous crimes.
17 December 2021
ADR in the criminal justice system
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is a well-established procedure in the civil adjudication system, but it has not been widely introduced in the criminal
17 December 2021
Improving higher education in Bangladesh: A case for collaboration with Australia
Australia and Bangladesh have concluded the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA) on 15 September 2021 to boost their trade and
17 December 2021
Musings on the condition of women and children
The pandemic has opened our eyes to the actual condition of human rights in Bangladesh. Occasionally the images of human rights protection seemed positive in the pre-Covid-19 context; however, the pandemic-induced lockdown exacerbated the human rights condition of the country, particularly with regard to rights of women and children.
10 December 2021
The issue of competition law compliance for the e-commerce sector
Businesses are constantly complaining against the anti-competitive behaviours of the e-commerce platforms. The accusations against them are quite templatic: deep-discounting, self-preferencing, manipulation in search ranking, misuse of consumer data.
10 December 2021
Bangladesh should withdraw its reservation on the UN Genocide Convention
Bangladesh’s independence is among the few examples of successful remedial secessions in the narratives of state succession.
10 December 2021
BAIUST law students visit Rohingya camps
A group of law students from the Bangladesh Army International University of Science & Technology (BAIUST) have recently visited one of the world’s largest refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar.
4 December 2021
Legal recourse for a misstated prospectus
A prospectus is a document that gives details of a company’s activities and aims to persuade the public to invest in their company.
3 December 2021
The nuances of confessional statement made by a child
In a landmark judgment in Anis Miah v State, Criminal Appeal No. 6799 of 2011, a full bench of the High Court Division (HCD) deliberated on the “legal implication of confession made under section 164 of the Code of Criminal Procedure [CrPC] by a child in conflict with law”.
3 December 2021
Singing the same tune: Ending violence against women now
Nina Goswami (NG): In the past years, the government has appeared proactive as a response to many incidents of violence and mass reactions to the same.
3 December 2021
Eastern University Mooting team wins an honour for Bangladesh
Eastern University Mooting Team has qualified for the international rounds of the Stetson International Environmental Moot Court
28 November 2021
Rectification of share register by shareholders
All the companies registered in Bangladesh are bound to keep a ‘register of members’ from the date of the registration. Such register shall be kept at the registered office of the company and allowed for inspection by the members free of cost during business hours.
26 November 2021
The use of foreign judgment in the legal system of Bangladesh
The judicial use of international laws, judgments in formal adjudicative courts is being seen and recognised around the world to an increasing extent.
26 November 2021
Is there a Universal Definition of Corruption?
Various scholars, anti-corruption researchers and international organisations define corruption in many ways. Transparency International (TI), a non-governmental anti-corruption organisation, defines corruption as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain.
26 November 2021
The New Shipbuilding Policy: A new future ahead
As a riverine country, Bangladesh has a long history of shipbuilding. Chattogram which is known as the port city of Bangladesh, has been involved in building of ships since the Mughal empire and with the flow of time, the tradition continues.
19 November 2021
Should there be a regional body to deal with human rights issues?
Imagine a human rights violation that suffers impunity inside the country, but that can be held accountable by an international body of some sort. Examples could be custodial torture, or enforced disappearances, or extra-judicial killings – all of which have abysmal track records of getting justice at Bangladesh’s courts.
19 November 2021
Rape, limitation, and due process: Constitutional rights in action
Democratic society is based on consent. Sexual relationship must be consensual. Otherwise, it amounts to a crime according to section 375 of the Penal Code, 1860. The question of consent is raised in defence of the accused and therefore the onus probandi (burden of proof) rests on the accused, although the general principle is that the onus is on the prosecution.
19 November 2021
Seven parties including NCP, BJP, AB party failed to submit poll expenses to EC
26 June 2026
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National Election 2026
2026 Bangladesh elections 'a democratic milestone': Commonwealth Observer Group
15 June 2026
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National Election 2026
EC gives 21 candidates until June 14 to file election expenditure reports
24 May 2026
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National Election 2026
Local govt polls ‘challenging’, but no lack of effort: CEC
21 May 2026
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National Election 2026