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Law

Barrister Suhan Khan

Time to bring Covid-19 health risks under the purview of Bangladesh’s labour law

The existing legal framework needs to be reconciled, fine-tuned and interpreted in a manner that is suitable in the context of the global pandemic

A general view shows traffic during evening rush hour at the central business district (CBD) in Beijing, China, January 15, 2021. Picture taken January 15, 2021. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang/File Photo

An eye for an eye? China's new anti-foreign sanctions law

China passes law to counter foreign sanctions

China passes law to counter foreign sanctions

Representational image: Photo: Collected

Private unis defying laws for lack of action

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Noise pollution rules: A largely ignored law

Dr Ashique Selim, Consultant Psychiatrist. Sketch/TBS

‘Drug dealers, not users, should be brought under law’

Health Minister Zahid Maleque. Photo: Collected.

People have to keep faith in law: health minister

File photo of Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal

Munia’s suicide: Action if anyone found involved, says home minister

Hundreds join 'kill the bill' rallies across Britain against proposed protest law

Hundreds join 'kill the bill' rallies across Britain against proposed protest law

Photo: Reuters

The baby-bride: Social reality and law in Bangladesh

Mushtaq Ahmed in left and Ahmed Kabir Kishore in right. The photo of Kishore collected from Prothom Alo.

When even a good law can’t protect you

Overhaul of procurement law in the pipeline

Overhaul of procurement law in the pipeline

Britain's Queen Elizabeth visits The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn to open the new Ashworth Centre, and re-open the recently renovated Great Hall, in London, Britain, December 13, 2018/ Reuters

Queen Elizabeth lobbied for change in law to hide her private wealth