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The Case That Never Got Written

Umma Habiba: Imagine a woman at a police station counter a little after nine at night. Her shop has been…

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The Other Side of the Law: Where Rights Meet Reality

Mst Sheuli Khatun: A society is not judged merely by the laws it enacts, but by how faithfully those laws…

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Justice Cannot Wait Behind Borders: The Necessity of Trial in Absentia in Bangladesh

 By Md. Nafis Iqbal: After the July 2024 Mass Uprising, Bangladesh has reached one of the crucial period in its judicial…

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Arrest Without Warrant: Where Should Section 54 of Draw the Line?

Mst Taposhi Rabeya: A law designed to protect society should never become a source of fear for the people it…

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The Empty Dock: Can Justice Be Served Without the Accused?

Anjum Sadia: A criminal trial is seen as a confrontation between the accused in the dock, the charge pronounced by the…

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A Verdict Delayed Is a Life Disrupted

Samiul Al Nafi: A criminal case does not end when a person enters a courtroom. For many, that is where…

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The Rule of Law Must Rise with Bangladesh’s Skylines

Md. Nahid Hasan Chowdhury Rifat:  Bangladesh’s skyline has changed dramatically over the past two decades. Towering apartment complexes, commercial high-rises,…

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Justice in Absence: Has the Exception Become the Option for Bangladesh?

Azra Kanjud Orin: Imagine yourself sitting in a courtroom,being heard as a witness where evidences are looked after by the…

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Gulistan blast: One more body recovered; death toll now 21 #7

Rescuers pulled out one more body from under the rubble of the collapsed seven-storey building in the Siddique Bazar of…

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