Society for Critical Legal Studies
Bangladeshi prison intake procedures follow a male-female binary, so third-gender individuals are not officially distinguished. This dualistic discrimination begins a life of structural deprivation for Hijras, a constant that institutional practice and academia have yet to recognize. Bangladesh’s historic recognition…
Even five years after the COVID-19 pandemic, the once-thriving streets of Dhaka still bear visible signs of its economic impact. Behind shuttered shutters and empty stores are hidden tales of companies fighting to survive under growing debts and declining opportunities.…
The eight-story Rana Plaza building in Savar, Bangladesh, was brought down on 24 April 2013 by the weight of structural neglect, killing 1,138 garment workers and injuring more than 2,500. This disaster was not an isolated failure of a building; it…
If the healthcare system of a country is dysfunctional, citizens inevitably endure the repercussions, a reality applicable to all nations globally. Consequently, Bangladesh is no exception. Bangladesh is progressing towards digitalization. In this context, several digital healthcare firms have been…
People who practice Islam and Hinduism make up the majority of the population of the Indian subcontinent’s religious population, but many other faiths, such as Buddhism and Christianity, are also present here. Marriage is an institution that satisfies legitimate biological…
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) means settling a dispute through understanding between the disputants without the court’s adjudication. The flexibility of the ADR mechanism has made it an easy option for one who seeks a remedy in an amicable way. With…