A compilation of various articles and documents published across different newspapers and online portals. “A timestamp that could not be erased” – Analysing the Abu Sayeed CaseThis article was published in Daily Waadaa on 23 July,… Read more: “A timestamp that could not be erased” – Analysing the Abu Sayeed Case Legal validity of the Contracts between Adani and Bangladesh Government (06.10.2024)An article assessing the legal validity of the Adani Contracts… Read more: Legal validity of the Contracts between Adani and Bangladesh Government (06.10.2024) Book Review: Law of Arbitration in Bangladesh (22.03.2024)A Book Review on the billingual Treatise on arbitration law… Read more: Book Review: Law of Arbitration in Bangladesh (22.03.2024) Five things I learnt in Five years of my legal practice (26.12.2023)A snapshot of an article that I published recently on… Read more: Five things I learnt in Five years of my legal practice (26.12.2023) Review of three Law books published recently (28.03.2023)A snapshot of an article that I published recently on… Read more: Review of three Law books published recently (28.03.2023) Two important decisions of British Courts (16.03.2021)A simple article (case review) from the English Courts was… Read more: Two important decisions of British Courts (16.03.2021) Urgent need for a Telemedicine Policy in Bangladesh (05.05.2020)An article published in the LawyersClubBangladesh Portal. Click the link… Read more: Urgent need for a Telemedicine Policy in Bangladesh (05.05.2020) Sukuk: A new frontier for infrastructure financing in Bangladesh (30.07.2019)An article published in the Law and Rights page of… Read more: Sukuk: A new frontier for infrastructure financing in Bangladesh (30.07.2019) Legal Protections of the Working Class in Bangladesh: An analysis (10 May, 2018)n the constant tug of war between rights and development… Read more: Legal Protections of the Working Class in Bangladesh: An analysis (10 May, 2018) Decoding the menstruation stigma: Blood is the new normal (08.03.2018)The release of the Bollywood hit Pad Man last year… Read more: Decoding the menstruation stigma: Blood is the new normal (08.03.2018) Can Bangladesh initiate genocide charges against Myanmar ?Can Bangladesh initiate genocide charges against Myanmar? (October, 2017, Issue… Read more: Can Bangladesh initiate genocide charges against Myanmar ? Interview of Prof. Dr. Ali Akkas: Reviewing the 16th Amendment Case debates (21.08.2017)This interview was first published on the New Age Prof. Dr.… Read more: Interview of Prof. Dr. Ali Akkas: Reviewing the 16th Amendment Case debates (21.08.2017) Judicial Activism to prevent Medical Negligence: Glimmer of Hope? (15.06.2017)An article published in the Law and Justice page of… Read more: Judicial Activism to prevent Medical Negligence: Glimmer of Hope? (15.06.2017) Uber vs. The traditional World: Legal riffles behind the surge of ride-sharing tech (26.11.2016)This piece first appeared in the online version of Law and… Read more: Uber vs. The traditional World: Legal riffles behind the surge of ride-sharing tech (26.11.2016) Facebook Live: The new frontier of Copyright protection (27.10.2016)An article published in the Law and Justice page of… Read more: Facebook Live: The new frontier of Copyright protection (27.10.2016) Animal Welfare and Rights in Bangladesh: A Comprehensive analysis (25.08.2016)An article published in the Law and Justice page of… Read more: Animal Welfare and Rights in Bangladesh: A Comprehensive analysis (25.08.2016) Dreams Unbound, inspirations all around (12 April, 2016)The best International team awardee in the 6th Dr. Paras… Read more: Dreams Unbound, inspirations all around (12 April, 2016) Umpiring Blunders in Cricket Match: A Legal AnalysisThis blog was copyrighted by Dhaka Law Review and originally… Read more: Umpiring Blunders in Cricket Match: A Legal Analysis Expectation vs. Reality: Confessions of a Bangladeshi Law StudentThis blog was copyrighted by Dhaka Law Review and originally… Read more: Expectation vs. Reality: Confessions of a Bangladeshi Law Student Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X