Vol. 3 No. 1 (2026)

Articles

• Articles

  Climate Attribution Litigation: Holding Emitters Accountable

  Novera Bhatti

  This is the absence of accountability between massive carbon emissions by industrial activities and the reported climate damage, which is one of the most impactful governance failures of modern times. Although the scientific evidence of most anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions can be traced to…

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  Fragmented Protection: A Critical Analysis of the Legal Gap between International Refugee Law and Local Governance Implementation in Climate-Vulnerable Coastal Regions of South Asia

  Mst. Jahida Mithila, Ahmed Ijtehad Raphae

  Climate displacement is becoming a serious problem, particularly in the coastal areas of South Asia, where climate risks like cyclones, floods, and rising sea levels are causing millions of people to migrate. Even though the threat is on the rise, the protection gap has become very wide, as…

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  Beyond Gender: An Intersectional Approach to the Discrimination in Rohingya Women’s Human Rights

  A Z M Nafiul Islam, Sadia Afrin Tasfia

  The intersection of identities plays a significant role in the access to human rights by Rohingya women in refugee camps in Bangladesh. The study is based on a mixed-methods case study of Cox Bazar, with comparative Bhasan Char, in which the results are gathered by using surveys (n=320),…

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  Three-Parent Baby in Family Law: Legal Challenges on New Reproductive Technologies

  Ana Pjetri

  One of the most controversial developments in this field is mitochondrial transfer technology, which has made it possible to create so-called “three-parent babies.” In this process, the child’s genetic material includes DNA from the biological parents and mitochondrial DNA from a third donor, with…

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  Does Regional Security in Africa Exist Only in Name or in Reality? An Appraisal on Regional Security Structure in Africa

  Emem Lawrence Etuk

  This paper critically examines whether regional security in Africa functions as a practical and effective mechanism or merely exists as a formal institutional framework. The study analyzes the structure, mandates, and performance of continental and sub-regional security organizations such as the…

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  Ethical Issues in Legal Consulting: A Study on Corporate Law in Bangladesh

  Ammatul Uzma Sathi

  Corporate legal consultants are key players in the process of influencing corporate governance, but in poorly regulated settings, their counsel may unconsciously contribute to illegal behavior. The article explores the behavioral and structural motivation of unethical consulting in Bangladesh,…

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