• “The Challenges of Implementing Safe, Voluntary, and Dignified Repatriation of Rohingya Refugees under International Law” 

  Unknown author (Sonargaon University, 2025-02-12)

  The Rohingya refugee crisis represents one of the most complex humanitarian and legal challenges of the 21st century. Over one million Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar and sought refuge primarily in Bangladesh due ...
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Company Law in Bangladesh: An Emerging Legal Framework 

  Srabone, Barman (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become a crucial component of modern business practices worldwide, reflecting the growing expectation that companies not only pursue profit but also contribute to social, ...
• Safeguarding and Empowering Female Workers under Bangladesh Labour Law: An Appraisal 

  Md., Sabuj Mia (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  This paper assesses the Bangladesh Labour Law women worker guarding provision mechanisms, their relevance , and conformity with international standards. To consider the extent to which the present labour laws protect ...
• Legal Dimensions of Taxation and Public Revenue in Bangladesh: Challenges, Gaps, and Reform Opportunities 

  Rajib, Chandra Paul (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  Three Institutions and Governance: Legal frameworks, institutional structures and governance practices in Bangladesh play a significant role in influencing taxation and public revenue performance by generating ...
• The Law of Contract in Bangladesh: Colonial Legacy, Judicial Practice and the Need for Reform 

  Aysha, Siddika (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  This thesis examines the law of contract in Bangladesh, focusing on its colonial origins, judicial practice, and the urgent need for reform. The Contract Act, 1872, largely inherited from British colonial legislation, ...
• `The Evolution of Business Law in Bangladesh: Towards Harmonization of Domestic Legislation with International Legal Standards'' 

  Jasmin, Akter Piya (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  The rapid globalization of trade and investment has necessitated the alignment of domestic legal frameworks with international legal standards. In Bangladesh, the evolution of business law has been marked by significant ...
• The Law of Contract in Bangladesh: Colonial Legacy, Judicial Practice and the Need for Reform 

  Aysha, Siddika (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  This thesis examines the law of contract in Bangladesh, focusing on its colonial origins, judicial practice, and the urgent need for reform. The Contract Act, 1872, largely inherited from British colonial legislation, ...
• The Evolution of Business Law in Bangladesh: Towards Harmonization of Domestic Legislation with International Legal Standards'' 

  Jasmin, Akter Piya (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  The rapid globalization of trade and investment has necessitated the alignment of domestic legal frameworks with international legal standards. In Bangladesh, the evolution of business law has been marked by significant ...
• Strengthening Forensic Evidence in Bangladesh: Challenges and Prospects for Criminal Justice Reform 

  Md., Abu Salim Touhid (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  The criminal justice system in Bangladesh has problems because it takes too long to reach a decision and doesn't always get the right one. This is because forensic evidence isn't used enough. Forensic evidence is very ...
• The Challenges of Implementing Safe, Voluntary, and Dignified Repatriation of Rohingya Refugees under International Law” 

  Tabassum, Habiba Oishi (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  This research monograph examines the multifaceted challenges in implementing safe, voluntary, and dignified repatriation of Rohingya refugees under international law. It analyzes the historical background of the Rohingya ...
• The Challenges of Implementing Safe, Voluntary, and Dignified Repatriation of Rohingya Refugees under International Law 

  Tanveer, Ahmed (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  The Rohingya crisis represents one of the most severe humanitarian and legal challenges of the 21st century. Fleeing persecution and statelessness in Myanmar, hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees have sought ...
• “The Challenges of Implementing Safe, Voluntary, and Dignified Repatriation of Rohingya Refugees under International Law.” 

  MD, Sobuj Islam (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  The Rohingya crisis represents one of the most severe contemporary humanitarian and legal challenges in South Asia. Since 2012, waves of persecution and violence in Rakhine State, Myanmar, have led to the mass displacement ...
• “The Challenges of Implementing Safe, Voluntary, and Dignified Repatriation of Rohingya Refugees under International Law” 

  Jahidul, Islam Nayan (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  The Rohingya refugee crisis, one of the world’s most prolonged and complex humanitarian challenges, continues to test the effectiveness of international law and global refugee protection mechanisms. Since 2017, over a ...
• The Challenges of Implementing Safe, Voluntary, and Dignified Repatriation of Rohingya Refugees under International Law.” 

  Sunzida, Akhter (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  The readymade garment industry in Bangladesh has experienced rapid growth due to the availability of local labor. This study examines the labor rights of women in Bangladesh's ready-made garment sector, exploring the ...
• The Historical Background of the Constitution of Bangladesh and the Necessity of It’s Reformation in the Present Context: A Suggestive Analysis 

  Habiba, Khatun Sorna (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  The Constitution of Bangladesh, adopted in 1972, serves as the cornerstone of the nation’s legal and political framework. It embodies the principles of democracy, secularism, fundamental rights, social justice, and ...
• The Historical Background of the Constitution of Bangladesh and the Necessity of Its Reformation in the Present Context: A Suggestive Analysis 

  Rowshan, Ara Sabbo (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  This thesis examines the historical foundation of the Constitution of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, its evolution through amendments, and the political, social, and legal contexts necessitating reform in the ...
• “Rethinking Judicial Independence: Limitations of Separation from the Executive” 

  Rina, Akter (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  This paper critically examines judicial independence in Bangladesh by moving beyond the traditional emphasis on separation of the judiciary from the executive. It argues that formal separation alone is insufficient to ...
• The Historical Background of the Constitution of Bangladesh and the Necessity of Its Reformation in the Present Context: A Suggestive Analysis. 

  Maksudur, Rahman (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  The 1972 Constitution of Bangladesh Deprive constitution – dressed in the pretense of people power, and false facade to legitimate this so-called republic born out of a crushing liberation war with Pakistan (in 1971) ...
• Judicial Activism vs. Judicial Restraint in Bangladesh Constitution 

  Mst., Reshmi Akter Munni (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  This thesis examines the interplay between judicial activism and judicial restraint within the constitutional framework of Bangladesh, exploring their implications for constitutional supremacy, governance, and societal ...
• Judicial Activism vs. Judicial Restraint in Bangladesh Constitution 

  Md., Shafiul Alam (Sonargaon University, 2025-01-12)

  This thesis presents a comprehensive analysis of the dynamic interplay between judicial activism and judicial restraint within the constitutional framework of Bangladesh. The research investigates the central problem ...

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