his research monograph critically examines the position of women under the family laws of Bangladesh with a focus on Muslim, Hindu, and Christian personal legal frameworks. Despite constitutional guarantees of gender ...

In the digital era, the balance between national security and the right to privacy has emerged as a critical legal and ethical dilemma. This comparative study examines the national security legislation of the United ...

Independence of judiciary is the backbone of a nation for ensuring justice towards the people. Bangladesh judiciary is independence according to our constitution. In 2007, judiciary separated from the executive from a ...

The right to maintenance stands as a cornerstone of family law, designed to ensure the economic security and welfare of individuals who are unable to support themselves, particularly women, children, and elderly ...

The readymade garment (RMG) industry is the backbone of Bangladesh‘s economy and one of the largest employers of women in the country. While the sector has created vast employment opportunities for women, it has also ...

This dissertation undertakes a rigorous and multidimensional analysis of child labour in Bangladesh, scrutinizing its persistence through the lenses of domestic legislation, international legal obligations, and underlying ...

The readymade garment (RMG) sector in Bangladesh is a cornerstone of economic growth, accounting for over 80% of export revenue and employing over four million workers, with women mostly from rural, disadvantaged ...

Domestic violence remains a pervasive yet under-addressed form of gender-based violence globally, with acute manifestations in patriarchal societies like Bangladesh. Despite legislative advancements such as the Domestic ...