Who has paralysed the postwar rule-based world order?
The heinous tragedy and torment of Gaza continues unabated. The outrage of international public opinion, overwhelming support of states in the UN General Assembly, unprecedented Security Council binding resolution, and the Secretary-General’s repeated warning of an apocalyptic situation warranting immediate cease-fire and uninterrupted access of humanitarian assistance have so far gone unheeded in this world order.
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The hegemonic Western world order in crisis in Gaza
Few postwar world order crises have solicited world attention and concern as alarmingly as has the ongoing genocidal mass killings and wanton devastation in Gaza by Israel.
6m ago
Factors undermining the recognition of the Bangladesh genocide
Civilian atrocities committed during the Bangladesh liberation war in 1971 seemingly bear the hallmarks of the crime of genocide prohibited and punished under the UN Genocide Convention, 1948.
1y ago
Constitutional Law of Bangladesh
Bangladesh enacted and implemented its Constitution in 1972 featuring parliamentary democracy. Since then, the constitutional rule of law has had a turbulent journey.
2y ago
Alleged respect for Mostaq in DU: A politico-legal post-mortem
The conflict between political correctness and incorrectness is as old as the history of political discourse itself.
2y ago
Why Bangladesh’s abstention from the UN resolution on the Ukraine war is justified
The UN General Assembly emergency session adopted a resolution against Russia’s aggression in Ukraine on 2 March 2022. It was adopted by 141 votes of total 193 members with 5 negative votes and 35 abstentions of which Bangladesh was one.
2y ago
Why Bangladesh’s abstention from the UN resolution on the Ukraine war is justified
The UN General Assembly emergency session adopted a resolution against Russia’s aggression in Ukraine on 2 March 2022. It was adopted
2y ago
The Ukraine crisis amid fractured international legal order - hypocrisy of powerful
The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine once again has solicited world attention to the international legal order that has repeatedly been fractured by powerful states in the post-cold war era.
2y ago
June 12, 2024
Who has paralysed the postwar rule-based world order?
The heinous tragedy and torment of Gaza continues unabated. The outrage of international public opinion, overwhelming support of states in the UN General Assembly, unprecedented Security Council binding resolution, and the Secretary-General’s repeated warning of an apocalyptic situation warranting immediate cease-fire and uninterrupted access of humanitarian assistance have so far gone unheeded in this world order.
May 3, 2024
The hegemonic Western world order in crisis in Gaza
Few postwar world order crises have solicited world attention and concern as alarmingly as has the ongoing genocidal mass killings and wanton devastation in Gaza by Israel.
March 24, 2023
Factors undermining the recognition of the Bangladesh genocide
Civilian atrocities committed during the Bangladesh liberation war in 1971 seemingly bear the hallmarks of the crime of genocide prohibited and punished under the UN Genocide Convention, 1948.
November 4, 2022
Constitutional Law of Bangladesh
Bangladesh enacted and implemented its Constitution in 1972 featuring parliamentary democracy. Since then, the constitutional rule of law has had a turbulent journey.
May 10, 2022
Alleged respect for Mostaq in DU: A politico-legal post-mortem
The conflict between political correctness and incorrectness is as old as the history of political discourse itself.
March 26, 2022
Why Bangladesh’s abstention from the UN resolution on the Ukraine war is justified
The UN General Assembly emergency session adopted a resolution against Russia’s aggression in Ukraine on 2 March 2022. It was adopted by 141 votes of total 193 members with 5 negative votes and 35 abstentions of which Bangladesh was one.
March 14, 2022
Why Bangladesh’s abstention from the UN resolution on the Ukraine war is justified
The UN General Assembly emergency session adopted a resolution against Russia’s aggression in Ukraine on 2 March 2022. It was adopted
March 5, 2022
The Ukraine crisis amid fractured international legal order - hypocrisy of powerful
The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine once again has solicited world attention to the international legal order that has repeatedly been fractured by powerful states in the post-cold war era.
January 29, 2022
Admission limit on LLB (Hons) programme in Bangladesh universities: A call for review
Bangladesh universities, public and private, run their LLB (Hons) programme pursuant to a judicially determined and imposed admission limit of 50 students per semester.
January 8, 2022
Improving higher education in Bangladesh: A national university ranking system?
The current state of higher education in Bangladesh is at crossroads, often deemed to be falling short of expected standard of research outcomes and new knowledge creation.
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