Department of Law and Justice: Recent submissions

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“Role of Supreme Court in Bangladesh to Protect PIL Cases: A Legal Study”

Sultana, Zakia (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-10)

In protecting fundamental freedoms and facilitating access to justice, the Bangladesh Supreme Court is crucial, especially in cases involving Public Interest Litigation (PIL). With its socioeconomic gaps, PIL is a potent ...
“An Investigation on the Judiciary’s Role in Interpreting and Enforcing Environmental Laws in Bangladesh including Landmark cases and their Implications”

Akter, Fatema (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-10)

In Bangladesh, the judiciary’s role in advancing environmental justice has been greatly impacted by the Environment Court Act of 2010. Also, the Constitution of Bangladesh addresses environmental preservation in Articles ...
“The Evaluation of the Scope of ICJ and ICC to Protect and Uphold the Human Rights Internationally: A Study’’

Disha, Hoshna Akter (2024-12)

This paper provide a depth analysis of the legal frameworks regarding protection and evaluation of human rights by ICC and ICJ. The study attempts to shed light on these institutions' advantages and disadvantages in order ...
“Patent Law in Bangladesh: An Overview on the Newly Enacted Law in Bangladesh”

Haque, Jinia (2024-12-12)

Bangladesh's patent law has undergone significant reform with the enactment of the Patent and Design Act, 2023, which replaces the outdated Patents and Designs Act, 1911. This modernized legislation aims to enhance the ...
“Women’s Right in the International Instruments: A Legal Study”

Onie, Farhana Haque (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

his research monograph explores the recognition and implementation of women's rights through international legal instruments. It critically examines key treaties, conventions, and frameworks such as the CEDAW, ICCPR, and ...
“Artificial Intelligence & It’s Legal Validity in Bangladesh: A Socio Legal Study”

Digonta, Abu Ibn Kayes (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

AI is the transformative force of this globe, and it has enormous impacts on governance, commerce, and public services. However, the very introduction of AI into the legal ecosystem poses enormous challenges for a ...
Protection of Intellectual Rights in Cyberspace: Scope and Challenges

Shuvo, Azharul Islam Khan (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-11)

This research monograph examines the complexities and challenges involved in protecting intellectual property (IP) rights within cyberspace. The study highlights the importance of safeguarding intellectual property in ...
“Judicial Review and the Role of the Courts in the United States and Bangladesh : A Comparative Analysis”

Afsana, Arifa (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

Judicial review is an immensely fascinating instrument employed by the judiciary to defend constitutionalism in a republic that values the supremacy of the law above human authority. This is especially true in countries ...
“Protection & Implementation of Economic, Social & Cultural Rights under the Constitution in Compliance of ICESCR.”

Jony, Md. Aktaruzzaman (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

The protection and implementation of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (ESCR) under national constitutions, in compliance with the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), form a ...
“Law Relating Air Pollution in Bangladesh: A Critical Review”

Salam, Abdus (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

Air pollution in Bangladesh has become a critical environmental and public health issue, with far- reaching consequences for the population’s health and well-being. The rapid pace of urbanization, industrial growth, and ...
Waste Management Laws and Policies in Bangladesh: An Analysis

Naeem, M M Naymur Rahman (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

This study provides a comprehensive analysis of waste management laws and policies in Bangladesh, focusing on their historical evolution, current state, and future prospects. The study examines key legislation such as ...
Role of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to Protect Genocide in Palestine: A Critical Legal Study

Islam, Sanjida (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

This study critically examines the role of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in addressing and preventing genocide in Palestine. It explores the legal frameworks, resolutions, and actions taken by the OIC to ...
Money Laundering Laws in Bangladesh -A Legal Study

Islam, Zakirul (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-10)

Money laundering is a pervasive challenge undermining the financial stability and economic development of nations. This research critically examines the legal framework addressing money laundering in Bangladesh. It ...
Role of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to Protect Genocide in Palestine: A Critical Legal Study

Islam, Sanjida (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

This study critically examines the role of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in addressing and preventing genocide in Palestine. It explores the legal frameworks, resolutions, and actions taken by the OIC to ...
15th Amendment of the Constitution of Bangladesh; An Overview

Hayder, Mir Nasim (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

The 15th Amendment to the Constitution of Bangladesh represents a pivotal and highly debated reform in the nation’s constitutional and political history. This study delves into the amendment, emphasizing its background, ...
Digital Evidence, Surveillance Technology and Cybercrime: Analyzing the Impact on Criminal Law Policies in Bangladesh

Khan, Md Ayon Rahman (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-10)

The increasing reliance on digital technologies has transformed the landscape of criminal justice, introducing both opportunities and challenges in combating cybercrime. This research examines the intricate interplay ...
Secondary Victimization of Woman Victim: A Study in the Context of Bangladesh

Barua, Opurbo (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

This study explores the phenomenon of secondary victimization of women victims in Bangladesh, focusing on the additional harm experienced through interactions with the criminal justice system, social institutions, and ...
“Compensation to the victims of dengue outbreaks under the principle of tortious liability in Bangladesh Perspective”

mithila, Tanjila yesmin (Department of Law and Justice (BUBT), 2023-12-02)

In Bangladesh, dengue epidemics have emerged as an urgent matter, inflicting substantial detriment and deprivation upon both communities and individuals. To address the consequences of such epidemics, it is essential to ...
Ensuring More Objectives Approach to Victims of Sexual Violence Through Using Unjust Terms in the Courtroom a Critical Legal Analysis.

Morsalin, S M. Safiul (Department of Law and Justice (BUBT), 2023)

This research critically examines the impact of unjust terms used in the courtroom on the objectivity of legal proceedings involving victims of sexual violence. By delving into the linguistic nuances employed during legal ...
"Culpable Homicide Amounting to Murder and not Amounting to Murder: An Overview"

Jenny, Sinthia Khanam (Department of Law and Justice (BUBT), 2023-11-30)

In Bangladesh, the act of murdering another person with the intent to kill, but without intent or forethought, is considered to be culpable homicide, which is a criminal offence. As a result of the fact that it is regarded ...

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