Adib Shamsuddin

Around October of last year, netizens of Dhaka discovered a deed of utmost inhumanity: two dogs and their puppies were first beaten

2017 has been a rather busy year in the judicial calendar. We have seen decisions generating new ideas, and we have

As with previous years, 2016 saw a plethora of legislation. Some circled around policies, some tried to fill in the

In our country, licensed legal practioners do the work of attesting important documents through notary public.

ANTI-CORRUPTION Commission (ACC) can now arrest civil servants without permission from the government under the draft

My academic journey of law was eventful. I got fixated with the idea of studying law in the Great Britain right before my exams of MA in

When Muhammad Ali Clay made entrance onto the scene in 1960 he was an 18-year-old amateur boxer with brashness and

Cricket lovers from all over Bangladesh have been left in shock and utter disbelief by the suspension of the Bangladeshi bowlers Taskin Ahmed and Arafat

In some areas Bangladesh is actually surpassing other SAARC Nations; in relation to a number of indicators of gender equality. For example, in many areas like girls' enrolment in primary and secondary schools, maternal mortality figures or women's entry into the work place, Bangladesh has excelled above many of its SAARC neighbours.

After what had begun to appear as a stale mate, the government has finally approved of the Draft Policy for Domestic Workers. The policy was endorsed and subsequently given a go-ahead in a regular cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, on 21 December 2015.