“We will sell to no man; we will not deny or defer to any man either Justice or Right” Clause 39 of Magna Carta, 1215 If we are to notice the brand-new concept of “Privatization of Courts” as propagated by…
Category: SCLS Law Blog
Our Laws on “Black Money”: An Appraisal
The term ‘Black Money’ is a quite familiar in our economy. Black money indicates income earned from various sources in legal or illegal way but not disclosed to the Tax Authority with a view to evading tax. In a developing…
Health and Hygiene for Rohingya Refugees: Call for a Minimum Human Standard
Fatema, a 28 years old Rohingya woman was in labour pain, she was in a crying need of quick medical support but there was scarcity of medical support as the Refugee camp is located far away from the town. Kabir,…
Was triple talaq held “unconstitutional” by a majority of the Indian Supreme Court?
After a Constitution Bench of Indian Supreme Court had held triple talaq invalid, the issue received lots of media-hype all over the world. The leading news media in both India and abroad published the issue highlighting that the Indian Supreme…
Environmental Migrants: Anonymity among the names
“Migrants and Refugees are not pawns on the chessboard of humanity.” Refugees, migrants and displaced persons are recognized and safeguarded under the provisions of The Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees 1951 with the mechanisms of UNHCR as well…
Ins and Outs of Law Olympiad : A Ray of Light Turned the Dreams into Reality
SCLS (Society For Critical Legal Studies) arranged “SCLS Law Olympiad” On August 30 & August 31, 2017. This law olympiad was the “maiden” Law Olympiad in the history of Bangladesh. It was always a matter of great pessimism for the…