Gender and the Legal Profession in Bangladesh: Achievements and Challenges by Ridwanul Hoque

“…State of Illinois (1872), for example, the Supreme Court refused to allow a married woman into legal practice, arguing that 'the paramount destiny' of women is to fulfill the noble office of 'wife and mother'. …”
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The Application of International Laws in Bangladesh: A Critical Evaluation by Mazharul Islam, Mohammed Tahmidul Islam, Md. Tuhin Mia, Md. Zahidul Islam

“…The positive indication is that the supreme courts of Bangladesh are increasingly realizing and interpreting international instruments through their decisions pressurizing the government to make positive changes in the legislations.…”
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ENHANCING ACCESS TO JUSTICE THROUGH E-JUDICIARY IN BANGLADESH by Mohammad Abu Taher, Siti Zaharah Jamaluddin

“…The countries have already modified their laws as such. To solve Bangladesh’s problem of delayed justice, a project for introducing ICTs in the judiciary has been launched by the Supreme Court of Bangladesh to facilitate prompt and efficient delivery of justice as well as necessary information to the litigants and the public. …”
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Imaginary lines? 'Islam,' 'secularism,' and the politics of family law in Bangladesh by Shahid, TN

“…Using parliamentary and Supreme Court records, newspaper archives, expert interviews, and secondary literature, I show that there has been little change in personal status legislation beyond procedural simplification, and that the judiciary and policymakers have had a tendency to support freedom of religious practice except in family laws. …”

Enhancing access to justice through e-judiciary in Bangladesh: A study by Taher, Mohammad Abu, Jamaluddin, Siti Zaharah

“…The countries have already modified their laws as such. To solve Bangladesh’s problem of delayed justice, a project for introducing ICTs in the judiciary has been launched by the Supreme Court of Bangladesh to facilitate prompt and efficient delivery of justice as well as necessary information to the litigants and the public. …”
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Sharia Economic Dispute Resolution During Covid-19 Pandemic by Asriani Asriani, Surono surono, Prodip Kumar

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Familial and socio-cultural barriers in maintaining tobacco-free homes in Bangladesh: a comparative cross-sectional study by Abdullah Al Mamun, Hafiz TA Khan, Md Imdadul Haque, Abu Naser Zafar Ullah, Tasnim Akter, ABM Alauddin Chowdhury, Tabassum Islam Tamanna, Md Kamrul Hossain, Md Golam Dostogir Harun

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Praktiken der Zugehörigkeit im Flüchtlingscamp. Die urdusprachige Minderheit in Bangladesch – der lange Schatten der indischen Teilung by Anna Greshake

“…While the older generation continues to advocate repatriation to Pakistan, the younger generation is increasingly demanding Bangladeshi citizenship, their right to which was formally recognised by the country’s Supreme Court in 2008. There are also many between these two poles who are undecided and have reconciled themselves with living in the camps. …”
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Vs Academic Integrity (AI) in Law and Society by Tasnuva Shelley

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Vs Academic Integrity (AI) in Law and Society by Tasnuva Shelley

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A commentary on the HC division’s ruling to demolish BGMEA building by Jalil, Md. Abdul

“…On 3rd March 2011, the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh has ruled to demolish BGMEA building erected on Hatirjheel lake in Dhaka for illegally constructing this building. …”
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Spectrum of vitriolage in India: A retrospective data record-based study by Mohammad A Khan, Rahul Katiyar, Manisha Verma, Anoop K Verma

“…Though there is a standard set by the Supreme Court for the sale of acid, it remains easily available as the guidelines are frequently violated by the preparator. …”
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