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Third Gender of Bangladesh: An under privileged community

June 12, 2018June 12, 2018 Mithila BaruaSCLS Law Blog

Most Hijras are abandoned from their family right after their birth. We complain about their rough behaviour and constantly used submissive begging attitude towards people.Do we ever notice of their hardships which they go through? They are also human beings…

Our Consumer Rights: An evaluation

June 9, 2018June 9, 2018 Abrar SalamSCLS Law Blog

A famous businessman of 20th century named David Ogilvy said,” A consumer is not a moron;she is your wife”. From that quotation we may apprehend how important consumers are and their rights as well. The consumer rights protection has become…

A Critical Legal Analysis of the Laws of Guardianship in Bangladesh

June 3, 2018June 3, 2018 Toufiqul BariSCLS Law Blog

A society is a union of distinct type of individuals. Age, sex, ethnicity, religion, social status etc. are the grounds of such differences. In spite of differences, all of them possess certain personal and proprietary interests by virtue of being…

Laws of Guardianship in Bangladesh: An Appraisal

May 27, 2018May 28, 2018 Md. Reaz KarimSCLS Law Blog

The legal relationship, created when a person or institution is named in a will or assigned by the court to take care of minor children and incompetent adults is called guardianship. Section 4(2) of The Guardian and Wards Act 1890…

Legal Aid in Bangladesh: The Pathway towards Access to Justice

May 24, 2018May 24, 2018 Debjuty DharSCLS Law Blog

There is a proverb that “Everyone is equal before law”. Mighty & weak, privileged & under-privileged, rich and poor all must enjoy equality. Legal aid is a mechanism in providing this equality. Legal aid is the provision of assistance to…

A Living Constitutionalist in Disguise: Reaction to Professor Jack M. Balkin’s Living Originalism

April 21, 2018April 21, 2018 M Jashim Ali ChowdhurySCLS Law Blog

  “American constitutional interpretation generally divides into two rival theories. The first, originalism, contends that the Constitution should be read in light of the intent or original meaning of its framers at the time it was constructed. The second, living…

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