Revisiting the case of Shamima Begum
In 2015, a 15-year-old British citizen Shamima Begum travelled to Syria to join the ISIS. In 2019, the Home Secretary of the United Kingdom (UK) decided to revoke Shamima Begum’s British citizenship on the presumption of her Bangladeshi citizenship, a claim which the government of Bangladesh contradicts.
6m ago
Rethinking Affirmative Actions in Bangladesh
The concept of affirmative action, also known as positive discrimination encompasses a range of policies and practices implemented by the government or other organisations to address the inadequate representation of specific groups of people.
10m ago
Legal remedies for medical negligence
Recent news reports have highlighted a tragic incident where a lady and her child lost their lives due to alleged medical negligence at the Central Hospital.
1y ago
Reasonable Restrictions: Article 39 of the Bangladesh Constitution and Global Standards
The issue of imposing limitations on freedom of expression has garnered the interest of scholars across the globe.
1y ago
All you need to know about fire safety regulations in Bangladesh
In the wake of two recent fire explosions in Narayanganj and Mogbazar, a surge of deadly fires has plagued the country with daily reports of fire explosions.
1y ago
A closer look at Bangladesh’s film censorship laws
After being held up at the Bangladesh Film Censor Board since 2019, Shonibar Bikel has recently received positive response from the Board, although its theatrical release has once again been put into an uncertainty as the Appeal Committee of the Board has decided to review the movie (Prothom Alo, 7 February 2023).
1y ago
What to do if you have been sacked while on maternity leave
A few months ago, Mita (not her real name), a pregnant garments worker, while giving an interview to a well-known newspaper, mentioned
2y ago
Substandard online food delivery and available legal remedies
In the aftermath of COVID-19 and the rise of technology over the past two years, many restaurants in our country have launched their own online food delivery services.
2y ago
May 17, 2024
Revisiting the case of Shamima Begum
In 2015, a 15-year-old British citizen Shamima Begum travelled to Syria to join the ISIS. In 2019, the Home Secretary of the United Kingdom (UK) decided to revoke Shamima Begum’s British citizenship on the presumption of her Bangladeshi citizenship, a claim which the government of Bangladesh contradicts.
January 12, 2024
Rethinking Affirmative Actions in Bangladesh
The concept of affirmative action, also known as positive discrimination encompasses a range of policies and practices implemented by the government or other organisations to address the inadequate representation of specific groups of people.
July 21, 2023
Legal remedies for medical negligence
Recent news reports have highlighted a tragic incident where a lady and her child lost their lives due to alleged medical negligence at the Central Hospital.
July 7, 2023
Reasonable Restrictions: Article 39 of the Bangladesh Constitution and Global Standards
The issue of imposing limitations on freedom of expression has garnered the interest of scholars across the globe.
March 31, 2023
All you need to know about fire safety regulations in Bangladesh
In the wake of two recent fire explosions in Narayanganj and Mogbazar, a surge of deadly fires has plagued the country with daily reports of fire explosions.
February 10, 2023
A closer look at Bangladesh’s film censorship laws
After being held up at the Bangladesh Film Censor Board since 2019, Shonibar Bikel has recently received positive response from the Board, although its theatrical release has once again been put into an uncertainty as the Appeal Committee of the Board has decided to review the movie (Prothom Alo, 7 February 2023).
October 21, 2022
What to do if you have been sacked while on maternity leave
A few months ago, Mita (not her real name), a pregnant garments worker, while giving an interview to a well-known newspaper, mentioned
October 2, 2022
Substandard online food delivery and available legal remedies
In the aftermath of COVID-19 and the rise of technology over the past two years, many restaurants in our country have launched their own online food delivery services.
April 30, 2022
Compensation for the victims of psychological trauma
After the demise of her only daughter in the Rana Plaza tragedy, 55-year-old Rahima Begum (not her real name) has lost her psychological state and is suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
December 4, 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.
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