Author: Mahmuda Amir Eva and Jarin Tasnim Urbi

Mahmuda Amir Eva is an Apprentice Lawyer at Dhaka Judge Court, Bangladesh. She obtained her LL.B degree from the Department of Law, Jagannath University, Bangladesh and currently pursuing her LL.M degree from the same institution. Her area of interest is Socio-legal analysis, Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law. She can be reached at [email protected]. Jarin Tasnim Urbi is an intern at USAID and currently pursuing her LL.M degree at the Department of Law, Jagannath University, Bangladesh. Her area of interest is Genocide studies, Human Rights Law and Public International Law. She can be reached at [email protected].
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  1. Restorative Justice

Restorative Justice to Address the Causes and Consequences of Sexual Harassment: Bangladesh Context

Traditional criminal justice system observes crime as a violation of law and the central focus of this system is to punish offenders. However, certain crimes are not only against the law, but also against individuals and interpersonal relationships, and in order to handle such crimes, social, psychological, and relational injuries must be recognized alongside material […]
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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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