• Anti-Corruption Laws in Bangladesh: A Legal Study 

  Bhuiyan, Wasaqur Rahaman (Department of Law and Justice, BUBT, 2024-12-12)

  Corruption poses significant challenges to the socio-economic and political development of Bangladesh, often eroding public trust and undermining good governance. This study delves into the legal framework surrounding ...
• An Evaluation on the Adequacy of Legal Provisions for Climate Change Adaptation Strategies in Bangladesh 

  Mim, Mobashera Kabir (Department of Law and Justice, BUBT, 2024-12-12)

  This paper examines the sufficiency of current legal frameworks for climate change adaptation strategies in Bangladesh, a country significantly impacted by climate change. As the nation faces rising threats from frequent ...
• The Permissibility and Credibility of The Electronic Evidence in the Light of Electronic Evidence Act, 1872 : A Legal Analysis 

  Munami, Rehnuma Tabassum (Department of Law and Justice, BUBT, 2024-12-12)

  The advent of digital technology has changed the landscape of legal evidence, necessitating a change in the legal framework designed for physical records. The importance of electronic evidence, where 65A and 65B are ...
• Right to Self Determination of Bangladesh in 1971: A critical Study based on International Law 

  Saiky, Nadia Anjum (Department of Law and Justice, BUBT, 2024-12-10)

  The right to self-determination is a cornerstone of international law, enshrined in the United Nations Charter and other key legal instruments. This research critically examines the case of Bangladesh's independence in ...
• Child Labour In Garments Sector : An Analysis Under Existing Laws Of Bangladesh 

  Hossain, Shahriar (Department of Law and Justice, BUBT, 2024-11-12)

  This study’s objective was to investigate how can we eliminate child labour in garments sector and to show the present situation and what kind of changes should be made to change this big issue.we shall also noticed the ...
• The Constitution of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh is the Solemn Expression of Peoples Will: A Legal Study 

  Ritu, Nondine Biswas (Department of Law and Justice, BUBT, 2024-12-10)

  The article "The Constitution of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh is The Solemn Expression of the People’s Will: A Legal Study" examines the Constitution's essential function as a mirror of the Bangladeshi people's ...
• The Concept of Best Evidence Rule Under Bangladeshi Law: A Critical Review 

  Shanto, Ramij Wasit (Department of Law and Justice, BUBT, 2024-12-12)

  The Concept of Best Evidence Rule Under Bangladeshi Law: A Critical Review
• Comparing Bangladesh’s Environmental Laws with Those of Other Countries to Identify Best Practices and Areas for Improvement 

  Ahmad, Redwan (Department of Law and Justice, BUBT, 2024-12-10)

  Environmental Protection is vital for the survival of humans and other living organisms. Environmental protection requires protection of air, water, water, biodiversity etc. Each of these is essential for our environment. ...
• ompetition Policies and Laws in Bangladesh: A Tool to Redress the Suffering of the Citizen 

  Julkernine, Md. Shohan (Department of Law and Justice, BUBT, 2024-12-12)

  This study examines the role and effectiveness of competition law in Bangladesh, with a focus on the Competition Act, 2012, and its ability to address anti-competitive practices, protect consumer rights, and foster a ...
• “Protection of the Domestic Workers in Bangladesh: Existing Law and Its Challenges” 

  Riya, Asma Akter (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-11)

  Protection of the Domestic Workers in Bangladesh: Existing Law and Its Challenges
• “Development of Education System in Bangladesh: A Study Highlighting the Necessity of Legal Knowledge for Mass Population” 

  Samrat, Shah Nayous (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

  This research investigates the development of the education system in Bangladesh, with a particular focus on the necessity of legal knowledge for the mass population. The study examines the current state of the country's ...
• “Cyber Crime and Criminal Laws in Bangladesh: Addressing Emerging Threats and Legal Gaps” 

  Rahaman, Most. Tanjila (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

  Cyber Crime and Criminal Laws in Bangladesh: Addressing Emerging Threats and Legal Gaps
• “The Role of Forensic Evidence in Criminal Trials in Bangladesh: A Review from Legal and Practical Perspectives” 

  Mollah, Md. Noman (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

  The role of forensic evidence in criminal trials in Bangladesh is crucial in establishing the link between crimes and criminals. Forensic science plays a vital part in the country's criminal justice system, particularly ...
• “Separation of Powers: A Comparative Study of Presidential & Parliamentary System” 

  Al-Mamun, Md. Abdullah (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

  This study explores the principle of separation of powers within the context of Bangladesh’s governance, specifically under its presidential and parliamentary systems. The research examines how the constitutional framework, ...
• “Anti-pollution Laws against Industries Producing Toxic Gas and Harmful Chemicals in the Context of Bangladesh: A Study” 

  Rahman, Md. Latifur (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

  Industrial growth in Bangladesh has significantly contributed to economic development, yet it has also led to severe environmental degradation. The emission of toxic gases and the discharge of harmful chemicals by ...
• "Legal Aspects of Organ Donation and Transplantation: An Overview ". 

  Hasan, Md Mahedi (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-10)

  Organ donation and transplantation are critical advancements in modern medicine, saving countless lives by addressing end-stage organ failure. However, these practices operate within a complex matrix of legal, ethical, ...
• "Access to Justice and Legal Literacy: An Analysis Highlighting the Marginal Population" 

  Alam, Md. Abrarul (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

  Access to justice is a fundamental human right that remains challenging for many, especially marginalized groups. This research investigates how legal education impacts access to justice, assessing how understanding legal ...
• “Procedural Safeguards and Rights Available to the Accused During Criminal Proceedings: An Analysis in the Context of Bangladesh” 

  Hasim, Md. Abul (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-12)

  This article analyses the procedural safeguards and rights available to the accused in criminal proceedings in Bangladesh, assessing their conformity with constitutional provisions and worldwide human rights norms. The ...
• “The Role of Law in Protecting Endangered Species: Bangladesh Perspective” 

  Rahman, Md. Arafat (Department of Law and Justice, 2024-12-11)

  This research critically examines in spite of the prominent Wildlife (Conservation and Security) Act, 2012, and many international treaties and agreements to curb the illicit wildlife trade, Bangladesh’s biodiversity is ...
• “Human Rights of Third Generation in the Context of Bangladesh: Scope and Challenges” 

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

  The conception of human right has been evolving over a period of time taking many forms that cater to the current demands and challenges from society. However, in some decades, there has evolved a third generation of ...

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