Society for Critical Legal Studies
Introduction: For a young woman in Bangladesh, one notification sets off her life: An intimate photograph, now weaponized is shared without her consent, an age-old story of image-based sexual abuse that the survivors call “torture for the soul.”[1] But most never…
1. Introduction: Feminist scholar and author Catherine A. McKinnon characterized the state as being jurisprudentially male, which means it predominantly adopts the male point of view on the relation between law and society.[1] The dominance of male perception in state…
The landscape of digital identity and citizenship: Digital identity describes the set of information required to establish an individual’s identity for official purposes, specifically to access and use public sector services, and is inclusive of legal identity.[1] The information of…
AI in the Bangladeshi Courtroom: A Threat to Article 27 of the Constitution?: Imagine a judge that never sleeps. A judge that can process a thousand cases before breakfast. We are talking about using Artificial intelligence in the court, what…
Introduction: De-extinction refers to the process of attempting to reintroduce extinct species using contemporary genomic methods. Such methods encompass selective breeding, Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer (SCNT), genome editing, and artificial selection. Scholars such as Sherkow and Greely believe that de-extinction…
Introduction: The driving force of history is unique. The first driving force of history is the development of technique. In other words, it can be defined as the accumulation of knowledge that makes possible better control over nature, for the…