Justice Delayed: Inside Bangladesh’s 4.6 Million Case Backlog

More than 4.6 million cases are pending in Bangladesh’s courts, and one judge serves roughly 78,000…

When the Machine Cites a Case That Does Not Exist: AI, Courts and the Rule of Law

Generative AI can draft a submission in seconds, and invent a case just as fast. As courts in the UK…

Learning Law by Doing: The Case for Clinical Legal Education in Bangladesh

Law graduates in Bangladesh leave university knowing what the law says but rarely how it works…

The Green Constitution: How the Right to Life Became an Environmental Right in Bangladesh

The Constitution of 1972 never mentioned the environment. Through a series of public interest cases…

Article 70 and the Silent Parliament: Why Anti-Defection Undermines Accountability

Article 70 of the Constitution strips an MP of their seat for voting against their party. Designed…

Learning Law by Doing Law: The Case for Clinical Legal Education in Bangladesh

The gap at the heart of legal education A doctor does not meet a patient for the first time on the…