A critical legal analysis of Article 70 of the Constitution of Bangladesh. Explore how this strict anti-defection law impacts parliamentary democracy, the Basic Structure Doctrine, and what constitutional reforms are needed to ensure true legislative independence.
Read Article →The eligibility of bank loan defaulters to contest elections remains a significant legal and political issue in Bangladesh. This article examines the constitutional and statutory framework governing electoral disqualifications, analyzes relevant legal provisions, and explores how loan default affects a candidate's right to participate in democratic processes.
Read Article →Analyze Section 497 of the Penal Code 1860 in Bangladesh. Examine the gender discrimination and constitutional conflicts inherent in the current adultery law.
Read Article →Introduction The Jatiya Sangsad (JS) passed the Constitution (Sixteenth Amendment) Act, 2014, on 7 September 2014, which authorised the JS to impeach the judges of the Bangladesh Supreme Court on charges of…
Read Article →Factum This article examines the political and constitutional implications of the non-ratification of the Referendum Ordinance 2025, evaluating whether the newly elected Parliament's actions can be challenged under the writ jurisdiction of…
Read Article →A legal analysis of Bangladesh's bicameral parliament debate. Learn why proportional representation and amending Article 70 are vital to protect the July Charter.
Read Article →Explore the evolution of locus standi in Bangladesh. Learn how landmark Supreme Court decisions expanded Public Interest Litigation (PIL) beyond the Constitution.
Read Article →Explore the crucial changes introduced in the Bangladesh Labour Act Amendment 2025. This comprehensive analysis breaks down the new regulations on trade union rights, expanded maternity benefits, workplace safety compliances, and how these updates align with ILO standards to reshape the private sector workforce.
Read Article →As AI and digital violence threaten women's political participation in Bangladesh, discover why a Gender-Just AI framework is crucial for our democracy.
Read Article →Learn how Section 176(2) of the CrPC empowers magistrates in Bangladesh to order exhumations and use forensic physiology to solve post-burial investigations.
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