Human Rights
The paper examines how the proportionality deals with the issue of free speech and environmental law by comparing the way proportionality is handled in the Kuwaiti legal system and examine it with the...
The growing significance of artificial intelligence (AI) in public services, governance, and private sector innovation has raised questions about whether it complies with human rights laws worldwide....
In fact, the precept of responsibility to protect commonly termed as R2P has been developed for early response to prevent mass atrocity crimes, e.g. genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing or crimes ag...
The insecurity situation in Nigeria is currently at a dangerous juncture, following the upsurge in attacks on schools by armed bandits, leading to the abduction of scores of school children. This deve...
The problem of sexual harassment is an uncomfortable headache for Bangladesh as it has been brewing in the society for a very long time. Until recently there were no sexual harassment laws or guidelin...
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) No. 6 is about ensuring adequate and quality water for all by 2030. However, there are concerns that Nigeria will not achieve SDG 6 as its efforts...
This article examines feminist legal theory by exploring the androcentric nature of international law in addressing sexual violence, with a particular focus on rape as a form of torture and its impact...
Despite the adoption of the Children Act, 2013 children in Bangladesh experience abuse of their fundamental rights on a daily basis. The living condition of many children are deplorable. There is no s...
Bangladesh has made remarkable strides in attaining gender equality through universal education, accessible healthcare facilities, and improved political participation of women at national and local l...
It is a norm in warfare as the case of Syria, where bombardment of both military and civilian objects has featured prominently. Children, women and indeed the civilian population are often severely af...
This article builds on earlier theoretical and development-related work about the practical relevance of legal pluralist theorising, a field of comparative law in which there is presently much and qui...
This article considers the theoretical basis of the feminist movement in Bangladesh using the Pornography Control Act, 2012 as its central focus. It examines the dominating in- fluence of liberal femi...