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Provisions of Geneva Conventions, 1949: A Critical Analysis from the viewpoints of Implementation of IHL

Akter, Sarmin (Department of Law and Justice (BUBT), 2023-01-01)

There has been, is, and always will be war. However, warfare ought to be humanitarian. There are boundaries to conflict, and it may be humanitarian. IHL has many rules covering, among other things, the protection of the ...
The Right of Compensation of The Victims In Criminal Offences: A Critical Analysis

Disha, Hoshna Akter (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2023-12-01)

This overview includes an explanation of the complicated surfaces which includes compensation for victim’s obligations within the context of criminal accusations. The statutory basis for victim reimbursement has modified ...
Consequence of Money Laundering in the Society: A Study in the context of Bangladesh

Yeasin, Md. Hamidur Rahman (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2023-12-02)

The methods and techniques of Money Laundering (ML) and Terrorist Financing (TF) are ever evolving process and changing in response to developing countermeasures. For that reason, Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the ...
Admission of Expert Testimony in Criminal Cases: A Comparative Study Between India and Bangladesh

Islam, Daoazz Ariyan (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2023-12-02)

This study conducts a comprehensive comparative analysis of the legal frameworks and jurisprudence governing the admission of expert testimony in criminal trials in India and Bangladesh. Expert opinions play an important ...
Controlling Light Pollution in Dhaka City under the Existing Environmental Laws in Bangladesh: An Appraisal

Habibullah (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2023-12-02)

Bangladesh, a land of vibrant culture and lush landscapes, faces a growing threat in the form of light pollution. As cities like Dhaka expand and economic activity intensifies, the night sky is increasingly dominated by ...
Freedom of Press and Expression in Bangladesh: A Critical Analysis

Akter Mithila, Farjana (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2023-12-02)

This study papers focuses on freedom of expression and press in Bangladesh, with a particular emphasis on freedom of expression in the UK and the USA. The paper is written from the perspective of Bangladesh. Following ...
Public Nuisance: The Scope of Public Interest Litigation

Satty, Md. Habib (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2023-12-02)

A potent weapon for bringing about social change, public interest litigation (PIL) enables people to pursue justice and defend the interests of society as a whole. Analysis takes into account previous court decisions, ...
The Role of World Trade Organization (WTO) in Trade Dispute Settlement: A Study

Rasel, MD. Mehedi Hasan (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2024)

In essence, unfulfilled promises are at the heart of WTO disputes. WTO members have decided not to act unilaterally in the event that they suspect other members are breaking trade regulations; instead, they will resolve ...
“Genocide in Myanmar: An Analysis in the light of Rome Statute of International Criminal Court, 1998”

Al Mamun, Abdullah (2024-01-01)

This analysis examines the events in Myanmar through the lens of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) established in 1998. The focus is on the allegations of genocide and related crimes against ...
“Dumping and Anti – Dumping Policy in International Trade: A Study”

Akter, Tania (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2024-01-01)

In the complex tapestry of international trade, the phenomenon of dumping has emerged as a contentious issue that demands thoughtful consideration. Dumping occurs when a country exports goods at prices lower than their ...
Role of Law Commission of Bangladesh to Reform Existing Laws of Bangladesh: A study

Khatun, Mst.Bonna (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2024-01-01)

This paper discuss about the "Role of law Commission of Bangladesh to reform existing laws of Bangladesh: A study". Bangladesh, having emerged as a young nation in 1971, inherited a complex legal system with colonial and ...
"International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and Islamic Law of War: A Critical Study"

Rahman, Alima (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2024-01-01)

This research paper is written on the topic, “International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and Islamic Law of War: A Critical Study’’. Wars do not occur in an absence of law in the modern era. International Humanitarian Law (IHL) ...
“Development of Modern Means of Warfare: Challenges for Application of International Humanitarian law”

Rahman, Md Shahinur (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2024-01-01)

The evolution of modern means of warfare has introduced unprecedented challenges to the effective application of International Humanitarian Law (IHL). As advancements in technology, artificial intelligence, and autonomous ...
Universal Pension Scheme of Bangladesh: A Comparative Study with Australian System

Islam, MD Hasibul (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2024-01-01)

This study examines the complex world of universal pension plans, illuminating its technological role, social welfare impact, historical development, and economic ramifications. Through a worldwide examination, the ...
“Environmental Law and Policy in Bangladesh; A Study”

Islam, Md. Rokibul (Department of Law and Justice (BUBT), 2024-01-01)

Bangladesh, a low-lying, densely populated nation, faces a multitude of environmental challenges. From industrial pollution and rampant deforestation to the ever-present threat of climate change and natural disasters, ...
Status of Indigenous People’s Rights in Bangladesh: A Critical Review on Law and Practice

Nahid, Md. Nabil Hossain (Department of Law and Justice (BUBT), 2024-01-02)

This Research Monograph analyzed the present situation of Indigenous People’s rights in Bangladesh. It begins by examining the current situation of constitutional provision that stablish the rights of indigenous people. ...
"Doctrine of Taseeb and two decisions of Umar a comparison in the context of Sunni jurisprudence followed in Bangladesh ".

Hasan, Mahedi (Department of Law and Justice(BUBT), 2024-12)

The Doctrine of Taseeb is a fundamental concept in Islamic jurisprudence that deals with the distribution of inheritance among the heirs of a deceased person. It is rooted in the Quran and the Hadith and serves as a guide ...

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