Md. Galib Mia Bangladesh stands at a crossroads in 2025, navigating political upheaval, economic strain, and a justice system struggling to keep pace with the demands of its people. Against this backdrop, recent amendments to
Abuzar Gifari Traditional Cultural Expressions (TCEs) refer to the practices and cultures exercised by a particular community and transmitted over generations orally. In a wider sense, TCEs include folk songs, folklore, stories, handicrafts, and dances
Therefore, in every consideration, ESC rights should be made enforceable through parliamentary amendment to align with the current global trend and ‘judicial enforcement’ must be understood as ‘judicial scrutiny’ for actual enforcement of those rights. Without expressly making ESC rights enforceable, it is submitted that their indirect enforcement through the ‘right to life’ can be regarded as one kind of deception on the constitution.
Abuzar Gifari The Students Against Discrimination, a movement that led the former prime minister Sheikh Hasina to flee the country, demanded a new constitution, repealing the existing one. On some legal grounds, I fully agree
Khadimul Islam Dhaka, The capital of Bangladesh, is home to 24.70 million people. In Dhaka, people from different districts of the country have been moving to Dhaka for various Institutions, including Central Offices, Ministries, Supreme
In the context of the current Bangladesh, a survey in Supreme Court reports show that from October to December last year, the number of pending cases across all courts, including the Appellate and High Court
