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The purpose of this study is to identify the key challenges arising in establishing a rule-of-law state under martial law. The study involves an analysis of international legal instruments, national r...
The institution of Waqf in India represents a centuries-old socio-religious system grounded in Islamic jurisprudence, intended for charitable and religious purposes. Over time, its legal governance ha...
The growing significance of artificial intelligence (AI) in public services, governance, and private sector innovation has raised questions about whether it complies with human rights laws worldwide....
This article aims to analyze the emerging green building provisions within the broader context of construction sustainability in Bangladesh. It examines green building components by exploring di...
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Attacks on Healthcare in the Ethiopia-Tigray Armed Conflict: Making a Case for accountability under International Humanitarian LawEthiopia’s war in Tigray, in its northern region, stands as one of the gravest African armed conflicts of the 2020s. Beyond threatening regional stability in the Horn of Africa, the conflict gav...
The paper examines how the proportionality deals with the issue of free speech and environmental law by comparing the way proportionality is handled in the Kuwaiti legal system and examine it with the...
The ruling in Moulana Md. Abdul Hakim v. Government of Bangladesh & Others in 2014 has extended the frontiers of judicial review under the Bangladeshi constitutional scheme. The judgment explores...
The legitimacy of the Interim Government², sworn in on 8 August 2024, has sparked debate. Some justify it using the doctrine of necessity or Kelsen's \"Grundnorm\" shift, both of which have histo...