Learning about genocide and justice

Center for the Study of Genocide and Justice (CSGJ) of the Liberation War Museum organised a month-long certificate course
6 June 2016

Legal protection of databases

Databases play instrumental role in the development of global information infrastructure. They are developed with aims, inter alia, for faster services in all service sectors like recreation and tourism, healthcare, banking, insurance, real estate etc.
6 June 2016

Hitchhiker's guide to law books

You would not read a law book unless you are a law student, and let us not talk about exceptions here. They are notorious for
6 June 2016

Mother's remarriage and custody of children

MOHIT”- is the son (five years) of a divorced couple Atiq and Rehana. Both of them remarried and demanded the custody of Mohit
30 May 2016

Course of action against “Threats”

MR. JABBAR, a father of two residing in Kallyanpur, received an eerie phone call last night. In a muffled voice, the man from the other
30 May 2016

Ban on stickers

On 4th May 2016, Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Mr Asaduzzaman Mia made an announcement during a briefing session held at DMP media centre that DMP would not allow the use of stickers on vehicles identifying various professionals like press, police
30 May 2016

Your Advocate

I am a university student in Bangladesh. For a long time now, I have been receiving unwanted friend requests and a large number of
30 May 2016

Impeachment of judges

The recent verdict of the High Court Division declaring 16th Amendment of the Constitution unconstitutional has created a debate in the country, more particularly among the members of the Parliament. Hearing the verdict the session of the Parliament condemned the
23 May 2016

Mainstreaming biodiversity

22nd May has been observed as the International Biological Diversity day globally with the theme of 'Mainstreaming Biodiversity; Sustaining People and their Livelihoods' with a view to increasing awareness of biodiversity issues.
23 May 2016

Effectiveness of adjudication

It is fair to say that alternative methods of dispute resolution (ADR) seeks to avoid the uncertainty, unpredictability, delay and high cost that are often associated with traditional litigation, while still offering a structured and predictable process to litigants.
23 May 2016

Safety during flyover construction

Many of the readers have watched footages of flyover collapse in the television channels that took dozens of lives in India. However,
16 May 2016

Symposium on budgetary allocation

Law and Justice' plays an imperative role in economy. Likewise, development is often equated with economic factors only. However, law
16 May 2016

Feasibility of Brick Kiln Control Act

In 2013 the Brick Manufacturing and Brick Kilns Establishment (Control) Act has been passed to establish control over brick
16 May 2016

Restraints on the judge-made law

The role of the judges in the course of interpretation of law has at times been controversial, not just in Bangladesh but also in many
16 May 2016

Hysterectomy permissible on schizophrenic woman

Surgeons can perform a hysterectomy on a patient with paranoid schizophrenia who has been diagnosed with ovarian cancer and lacks
9 May 2016

Enact law to regulate public trust

Generally, public trusts are established for relief of poverty, or advancement of education or religion, or any other purposes beneficial
9 May 2016

YOUR ADVOCATE

This week Your Advocate is Barrister Omar Khan Joy, Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh. He is the head of the chambers of a
9 May 2016

CHILD-FRIENDLY JUSTICE

The notion that children deserve special attention in the legal and judicial system is not a new issue in the modern world. It is the duty
9 May 2016

Free press: Issues and concerns

Today in the era of globalisation and internet, online journalism has supposedly become a popular platform to hold opinions
2 May 2016

Press freedom to ensure responsible journalism

Freedom of the press may generally be defined as freedom of publishing one's expression and speech either in print or electronic media without being subject to intimidation or censorship.
2 May 2016