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.
2y ago
Are sanctions effective enough to reduce environmental crimes?
Since the dawn of civilisation, people have been dependent on the environment for everything. To make economic development, natural resources have been exploited continuously as if there were no tomorrow. It looks like we have forgotten that environmental resources are limited.
2y ago
An analysis on the Mental Health Act 2018
In developing countries like Bangladesh, mental health issues are frequently ignored. In Bangladesh, 3.4-22.9% children and 6.5-31% adults suffer from mental health issues.
3y ago
Will death penalty end the epidemic of rape?
In the context of increasing numbers of rape, on many occasions, the so-called ‘cross-fire’ and death penalty tend to come up as two apparently viable options for addressing the offence of rape.However, a demand for both of the above, masks the real problem underlying the crisis and have their own shares of problems.
3y ago
The shocking culture of extra-judicial killings
Extra-judicial killings have allegedly been carried out by our law enforcement agencies for many years now. The law enforcement officials have all along maintained that the deaths in the incidents are results of either ‘gunfight’ or ‘crossfire’ and are not intentional at all.
3y ago
November 27, 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.
July 27, 2021
Are sanctions effective enough to reduce environmental crimes?
Since the dawn of civilisation, people have been dependent on the environment for everything. To make economic development, natural resources have been exploited continuously as if there were no tomorrow. It looks like we have forgotten that environmental resources are limited.
February 2, 2021
An analysis on the Mental Health Act 2018
In developing countries like Bangladesh, mental health issues are frequently ignored. In Bangladesh, 3.4-22.9% children and 6.5-31% adults suffer from mental health issues.
October 27, 2020
Will death penalty end the epidemic of rape?
In the context of increasing numbers of rape, on many occasions, the so-called ‘cross-fire’ and death penalty tend to come up as two apparently viable options for addressing the offence of rape.However, a demand for both of the above, masks the real problem underlying the crisis and have their own shares of problems.
August 18, 2020
The shocking culture of extra-judicial killings
Extra-judicial killings have allegedly been carried out by our law enforcement agencies for many years now. The law enforcement officials have all along maintained that the deaths in the incidents are results of either ‘gunfight’ or ‘crossfire’ and are not intentional at all.
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