Corporal punishment in school
Subjecting children to the scourge of corporal punishment in schools is unnecessary and without any justification. There are no circumstances that would justify corporal |
Bangladesh Labour Act- 2013 Workers’ rights still in darkness
The government of Bangladesh is going to amend the Labour Act-2006 after the series of tragic industrial devastation which arose questions about the countries continued eligibility for generalised system of preferences for the market of United ... |
Obama`s minimum wage proposal, my hope
For me, support for President Obama’s minimum wage proposal comes from a personal connection. My parents’ story is paradigmatic of the dream that built this country, and the common hopes of the average |
Stand of laws and courts!
Historically, law and court had a bad start of their mission. The political and economic power holders used to dominate centring these two valuable components since their |
Savar Tragedy: Needs Involvement, Not Withdrawal
The collapse of a 9-story building in Savar (Bangladesh) known as Rana Plaza that housed 4 garment factories plus many shops has cost 1125 deaths and more counting. But good news |
In search of Ombudsman in Bangladesh
Corruption is a matter of grave concern all around the world. It is erupting in all spheres of public life. It is an established fact that corruption has a linkage to government |
