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Cyber Law / Human Rights / International Law
by Rayhanul Islam · Published December 12, 2017 · Last modified May 21, 2018
The contemporary development and use of technology have changed our life forever, a new interconnected space called cyberspace has taken over the traditional way of living on a worldwide platform, unlike any other platform...
International organizations have evolved over time to meet the demand of the ever-changing world, in this process institutions have faced new challenges, waived primitive thought and adopted new policies as well. This sort of...
With a view to imparting knowledge on various multidisciplinary issues and subjects outside the realm of law and legal studies, the Faculty of Law, University of Dhaka (DU) initiated an interdisciplinary lecture series, the...
The realization of the importance of environment has opened a new area of thoughts and activates, states have come to the point where they accepted the reality of overwhelming demand as the main challenge...
An analysis of the legal framework, the approach and the existing trends of the courts regarding handing out sentences in a country is crucial to evaluate and propose reforms to its penal policies. As...
In relation to Environment, ownership of natural resources matters and how those resources used has a direct connection to the environment. In this regard, Bangladesh inherited a colonial legal structure that promoted feudal ownership...
Nature used to play with its own rule with the harmony of environment and climate but slowly we the humans took control over the thus changes the balance of ecosystem, as a consequence things...
Banking / Negotiable Instrument Act
by Aiman R. Khan · Published November 27, 2017 · Last modified October 18, 2020
Negotiable Instrument is a written instrument (Document) signed by the maker of the instrument that contains an unconditional promise or order to pay an exact sum of money on demand or at an exact...
Negotiable Instrument Act / Banking
by Law Help Bangladesh · Published November 25, 2017 · Last modified November 1, 2020
Cheque as a negotiable instrument is familiar with the economic transaction which may be for personal or business purposes as we don’t yet conceive cashless transaction method. So, a huge amount can be given...
General Discussion on Sixteenth Amendment of the Constitution of Bangladesh Before proceeding to the discussion of various points of Sixteenth amendment of the Constitution of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, at first we need...
by Rayhanul Islam · Published November 20, 2017 · Last modified July 22, 2020
The Savarkar Case, 1911, France v the UK PRINCIPLE: Once asylum is refused and returned to the native authority can not be extradited back as asylum holder. Once a request of asylum is refused or...
The lockerbie Case 1992, Libya V USA, UK, ICJ Principle: No country is bound to extradite. Special Extradition can be made on special circumstances. Extradition is a matter of bilateral treaty. Fact: Pan Am...
Constitution / Article / Personal Law
by Rayhanul Islam · Published November 14, 2017 · Last modified October 10, 2018
Gender is a very common term but when we dissect it to understand the underlying meaning that is bit different from what we think it is in day to day activities, to be more...
Empowerment through law of the common people; ELCOP in short, started their journey 18 years ago with a view to enlighten the spirit of legal mind in a sublime way breaching the common norms...
Career has become a matter of concern for most of the graduate and undergraduate students nowadays. The job market is highly competitive and despite there being ample opportunities, the job seekers lack proper skills...
The world community constantly face challenges on a wide range of issues and they try to solve these problems via law to maintain peace, though the law is constantly developing it lacks some application...
by Muhammad Muzahidul Islam · Published November 3, 2017 · Last modified May 21, 2018
Introduction “In summary, our aim in this symposium is to introduce readers to the concept of international institutional bypasses, provide concrete examples, and show that this concept can be of great value in attempts...
International Law / Article / Constitution / News
by Rayhanul Islam · Published October 30, 2017 · Last modified May 21, 2018
“Independence” the word symbolizes the freedom; in this age of human rights, when people are killed to establish such rights around the world. It seems that everyone is pro-independence helping the straggling people for...
Being a Judge and serving justice is one of the most prestigious and valuable jobs in Bangladesh, Bangladesh Judicial Service Commission (BJSC) is the sole authority to assess the candidates for appointments at the...
by Rayhanul Islam · Published October 23, 2017 · Last modified May 21, 2018
Immediately after Second World War, the socio-economic conditions of both allies and axis were devastated, the total economic system had collapsed both the relationship between the countries and the infrastructure needed to reestablish. At...
