Legal Research & Analysis
Articles in this Issue
The Paradox of Flexibility: A Socio-Legal Appraisal of Gig Workers' Rights and Protections in Bangladesh
Current research reveals the rapid growth of digital platforms for flexible work in Bangladesh, a sector that is expanding quickly but remains structurally fragile. The study combines doctrinal analys...
Vineeta Sharma v. Rakesh Sharma (2020) 9 SCC 1
The Supreme Court of India made a crucial decision in 2020 regarding defining the issue of inheritance rights of women from their father's ancestral properties under Hindu Law. It had been in controve...
Interim Injunctions as Instruments of Injustice in Visitation Matters
Visitation disputes in Pakistan often leave minor children caught between custodial and non-custodial parents, while courts rely heavily on interim injunctions. These injunctions are frequently issued...
From Paper to Practice: Why Child Labour Laws Fail in Bangladesh
Although the government has promised to follow international norms to fix the problem, child labor is still a challenge in Bangladesh. Millions of kids face dangerous and unfair occupations especially...
Statelessness, Treaty Law, Customary International Law and The Rohingya Crisis
The Rohingya crisis proves that international human rights law has not been implemented since World War II. The 1951 Refugee Convention plays an important role in protecting people, but it doesn't alw...
Cybersecurity, Foreign Investment, and the Evolving Meaning of Full Protection and Security
Foreign investors increasingly rely on digitally mediated assets and operations, like data centres, cloud services, and industrial control systems, that are situated within or controlled by host state...
Public Property and Concessions in The Common Law System and Common Law Countries
Concessions and public property are important elements of legal system for managing public infrastructure, improving efficiency and services, attracting private investment, reducing public spending an...
In Search of A ‘Just’ World: The Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal and The Challenge to International Criminal Law<i></i>
International criminal law presents itself as the main global response to atrocity, yet its selective prosecutions, narrow construction of victimhood and focus on individual perpetrators leave structu...
From Procedure to Authoritarian State: A Critical Examination of Bulldozer Justice in India
From the last few years the term “Bulldozer Justice” is going on in the political and legal spheres of the society. It refers to knock down the properties especially the residential properties which b...
Revisiting Muslim Personal Law in Bangladesh: Challenges and Opportunities for Codification
This study examines the necessity of codifying Muslim personal law in Bangladesh. Bangladeshi Muslim personal laws are driven by different schools of thought, but remain anomalous. The harmonious bala...
Proper Notice in the WS China Import GmbH Case: Pro-enforcement Stance in Chinese Practice
Compared to traditional domestic trade, international trade involves more unstable factors, which to a certain extent lead to commercial disputes. The 1958 New York Convention on the Recognition and E...
Legal framework of doping in sports
Doping in sport refers to the use of prohibited substances or methods to enhance athletic performance aimed at an unfair advantage over other athletes in sports. While the pursuit of excellence is cen...
An Analysis of Legal Realism’s Influence on Modern Dispute Resolution Practices
Legal realism as a jurisprudence movement has substantially transformed the modern jurisprudence of dispute resolution by discrediting the formalistic foundations of law and advocating the practical a...
Liberalizing ‘Locus standi’ in the Mohiuddin Farooque Case: Whether a De-novo Constitutional Transplantation or a Doctrinal Evolution
During the modern period, the states are increasingly focusing on public welfare, rather than just policing the people. To meet the purposes of a welfare state, the modern procedural jurisprudence has...
Using AI in International Arbitration: From Predictive Analytics to Automated Awards
Modification International arbitration with the application of artificial intelligence (AI) does not leave all opportunities revolutionary, nor are all material challenges. The given discussion gives...