Public interest litigation New 20/10/2017 – by Ridwanul Hoque, Arpeeta S. Mizan Holding government agencies accountable In Bangladesh, Public Interest Litigation helps courts to ensure that government officers are not above the law Read
Rule of law New 19/10/2017 – by Ridwanul Hoque, Arpeeta S. Mizan Room for improvement Contemporary Bangladeshi law is still largely colonial in nature as well as spirit Read
Manufacturing New 13/10/2017 – by Belay Begashaw Asian lessons for Africa To generate employment, African garment industry must become competitive Read
Human security New 12/10/2017 – by Ridwanul Hoque Global silence in view of genocidal action Bangladesh is largely left to itself in view of dramatic Rohingya refugee crisis Read
UN 2030 Agenda New 11/10/2017 – by Hans Dembowski Data look harder than they are The Gates Foundation’s new report series in support of SDGs needs to become more detailed Read
Colonial legacies New 08/10/2017 – by Hans Dembowski An era of darkness Shashi Tharoor refutes the idea that British imperialism was on a civilising mission in India Read
Blog New 04/10/2017 – by Hans Dembowski To Bangladeshis poverty looks different than to Europeans A documentary film concerning garments production teaches the wrong lessons Read
Labour relations 01/10/2017 – by Franziska Korn One law for all Bangladesh’s labour legislation has improved, but more needs to happen Read
Blog 18/09/2017 – by Hans Dembowski Fake history – why an otherwise excellent movie disappoints A film concerning the partition of India is based on a conspiracy theory Read
Labour relations 16/09/2017 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Nightmarish conditions Workers in India’s informal sector use rather simple technology, so productivity is low Read
Climate change 15/09/2017 – by Sheila Mysorekar Devastating consequences Climate change may undo Asian development success Read
