Author: Taqbir Huda

Taqbir Huda is currently working as a trainee-advocate at Chancery Chambers in Bangladesh and a legal volunteer at the Bangladesh Society for the Enforcement of Human Rights (BSEHR - Mandobadhikar). He graduated top of his class in law from School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. Mr. Huda also worked with Bangladesh National Woman Lawyers’ Association (BNWLA) on few research reports commissioned by Community Legal Services (CLS). Huda has interest on reading, watching political documentaries and photography. His dream is to promote women’s rights, minority rights and interfaith solidarity in Bangladesh. He can be reached at [email protected].
  1. Constitutional Law
  2. Human Rights Law
  3. Migration Law
  4. Prison System

Compatibility of Indefinite Immigration Detention in the UK with The European Convention on Human Rights

The use of indefinite immigration detention in the UK remains extremely controversial, what with it being the only country in the EU to use it. While the European Court of Human Rights (henceforth ECtHR) in Strasbourg had the opportunity to deem this draconian practice as being incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) […]
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Towards a Bangladesh Model BIT: The Chevron Dues and the Case for Reform

In April 2025, Bangladesh’s state-owned gas company Petrobangla cleared all of Chevron’s outstanding gas bills from previous years. Within days of this payment, Petrobangla formally urged Chevron to resume work on the stalled $65 million Jalalabad compressor project. Petrobangla Chairman told the press, ‘…we have already cleared all outstanding arrear payments of Chevron Bangladesh.’ Chevron […]
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The 15th Amendment Case before the High Court Division: An Analytical Perspective

Background On 17 December 2024, the High Court Division (HCD) of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh (SCOB) delivered a historic judgment regarding the Constitution (Fifteenth Amendment) Act, 2011 (Act No. XIV of 2011). The 15th Amendment removed the Non-Party Caretaker Government (NPCG) system for conducting general elections and made numerous other constitutional changes. This write-up […]
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