The hunting ground: Questioning american's moral superiority

 The Hunting Ground, directed by Kirby Dick and produced by Amy Ziering raises questions about the American's moral superiority. American loves to claim moral superiority regarding the societal evolution of women’s rights. But this film  forces America to look inward and reckon with its own women — promising young women at the peak of their potential — feeling unprotected on what should be the safest possible ground. The directors interviews with victims of alleged incidents of rape on college campuses all over the U.S. make clear that young women’s complaints are too rarely taking seriously by college administrators. One after another, the women on camera describe being asked what they were wearing, whether they gave a positive signal to the man that may have created confusion, and if they had been drinking at the time of the incident. The new york times published an article Campus rape film, “The Hunting Ground,” punctures American moral superiority .

RANA Plaza Arrangement

RANA Plaza Arrangement: The day April 24th 2013,  1134 people were killed and hundreds were injured when collapsed the  Rana Plaza building in Savar, Bangladesh. To coordinated and for systematic approach to ensure the victims, their families and dependents would not have to endure ill-health and financial hardship the representatives from the government, the garment industry both locally and internationally, trade unions and non-governmental organizations, came together to form the Rana Plaza Coordination Committee. The  UN agency ILO acting as a neutral chair. The purposes of the ILO was to develop a comprehensive and independent process that would deliver support to the victims, their families and dependants in a predictable manner consistent with international labor standards. This process was agreed in late 2013, and established through an agreement known as  "The Arrangement". 

The arrangement describes themselves in the way that "The Arrangement provides a single approach for establishing the amount of financial support and level of medical care to be provided to the victims of the disaster, consistent with international labour standards concerning employment injury benefits (ILO Convention No.121). It is in the form of a practical agreement, signed by all major stakeholders, which lays out steps for the development and implementation of such an approach. It has been signed by leading buyers (Primark, Loblaw, Bonmarche, El Corte Ingles), the Bangladesh Ministry of Labour, Bangladesh Employers’ Federation (BEF), Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA), IndustriALL Bangladesh National Council, Bangladesh Institute for Labour Studies (BILS),  Industriall Global Union and Clean Clothes Campaign."

Copied and Edited from "Rana Plaza Arrangement" website. 

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labor law 2006 (Bangladesh) , chapter VI

CHAPTER : VI

SAFETY

61. Safety of building and machinery :

(1) If it appears to the Inspector that any building or partof a building or any part of the ways, machinery or plant in an establishment is in such a conditions

that it is dangerous to human life or safety, hemay serve on the employer of the establishment anorder in writing specifying the measures which,in his opinion, should beadopted, and requiring them to be carried out before a specified date.

(2) If it appears to the Inspectorthat the use of any building or partof a building orof any part ofthe ways, machinery or plant inthe establishmentinvolves imminent danger tohuman life or safety,he may serve on the employer of the establishmentan order in writing prohibiting its use until it has been properly repaired or altered.

human rights Day

The international community observed the Human rights day every year on 10 December. This 10th December is chosen to honor the United nations General Assembly's adoption and proclamation, on 10th December 1948. The High Commissioner for Human Rights, as the main United Nations rights official, and her Office play a major role in coordinating efforts for the yearly observation of Human Rights Day.This day is observed in every country by different human rights organizations. Every year there is slogan for the human rights day. This 2014 The slogan was HUMAN RIGHTS 365.

Article Courtesy: http://www.ohchr.org and wiki/Human_Rights_Day

Human rights organization in Bangladesh

There are many human rights organization works in Bangladesh. Both national and international organization working in Bangladesh for supporting as well research and established human rights in Bangladesh, of them Ain o Salish Kendro actively works from the root level. List of the Human Rights Organization-  http://www.dwatch-bd.org/humenrights.org.pdf

Biography of Indian Chief Justice

Biography of Indian Chief Justice

Hon'ble Mr. Justice H.L. Dattu was appointed Indian 42th Chief Justice in 2014. He will retire on 2 December 2015. He was born in December, 3, 1950. He enrolled as advocate on 23/10/1975.

Biography of Bangladesh Chief Justice

Biography of Bangladesh Chief Justice 

The name of Honorable Chief Justice of Bangladesh is Mr. Md. Muzzammel Hossain. He was appointed as Chief Justice on May 18, 2011. In Bangladesh The Chief Justice is appointed by the President of the People's republic of Bangladesh.

16th amendment of bangladesh constitution

16th amendment of Bangladesh constitution

The 16th amendment of the Constitution of Bangladesh was passed in the national assembly with a 327-0 votes. The amendment will come into effect after the gazette will publish. From different sources (newspaper- BDNEWS24 ) it is said that this amendment will restore the parliament's power to sack judges.
There are more news in different newspaper on 16 th amendment of Bangladesh Constitution.
www.newshour.com.bd
 www.justnewsbd.com
bd.thedailystar.net
www.thefinancialexpress-bd.com
www.unb.com.bd
http://bdnews24.com
http://banglanews24.com

CASES AGAINST BNP LEADER

List of BNP cases against leaders. Bangladesh National Party (BNP) a Political Party in Bangladesh.
Source: http://www.thedailystar.net/bnp-legally-trapped-39760

Domestic Violence BD 2014

Domestic Violence In Bangladesh- Last Six Months  

Bangladesh Ain o Salish Kendra, the legal aid and human rights organizations revealed the statistics of Domestic violence as abuse, Torture and murder of Women in their Six Month overview report of their e-bulletin issues.
The issue was published on july 01, 2014.
Their source of the statistics is from various national daily newspapers.
More on : http://www.askbd.org

Law Degree at Dhaka University

University of Dhaka, Bangladesh offers Bachelors of Law, LLB a four years course.
Besides this it also have M.Phil and Ph.D degree. The faculty dean said that they  in addition to the basic classes  which are considered necessary to a legal education, they offer courses, seminars, and workshops which both reflect the professional interests of their students and also serve to enrich the learning experience. Their curriculum provides students with the educational preparation necessary for careers in traditional legal practice, the corporate world, clinical law, government and public service as well as other less traditional careers.
The dean of Law is Professor Dr. Taslima Monsoor and the Chairperson of the department of law is Professor Dr. Shahnaz Huda.
The more information regarding the department as well as the faculty can be found from their website.
The link: http://www.du.ac.bd/department/law/index.php

The International Court of Justice

The International Court of Justice is acts the World Court. It is the judicial organ of United Nation (UN). The establishments of the court is in 1945 and started to work in 1946. It is situated in the city Hague of Netherlands (Dutch). There are 15 judges who are selected by the United nations General Assembly and the security Council. They are elected for Nine years (9).
Information have taken from the website of the International Court of Justice.
 More on: International Court of Justice

Bangladesh Supreme Court Chief Justice List (From 1972-Present)

Bangladesh Supreme Court Chief Justice List (From 1972-Present)

SL No.	Chief Justice Name	From	To
01	Mr. Justice Abu Sadat Mohammad Sayem	16.12.1972	5.11.1975
02	Mr. Justice Syed A.B. Mahmud Husain	18.11.1975	31.01.1978
03	Mr. Justice Ruhul Islam (CJ of the High Court)	13.08.1976	22.01.1978
04	Mr. Justice Kemaluddin Hossain	01.02.1978	11.04.1982
05	Mr. Justice F.K.M. Munim	12.04.1982	30.11.1989
06	Mr. Justice Badrul Haider Chowdhury	1.12.1989	01.01.1990
07	Mr. Justice Shahabuddin Ahmed	14.01.1990	31.01.1995
08	Mr. Justice M.H. Rahman	01.02.1995	30.04.1995
09	Mr. Justice A.T.M Afzal	01.05.1995	31.05.1999
10	Mr. Justice Mustafa Kamal	01.06.1999	31.12.1999
11	Mr. Justice Latifur Rahman	01.01.2000	28.02.2001
12	Mr. Justice Mahmudul Amin Choudhury	01.03.2001	17.06.2002
13	Mr. Justice Mainur Reza Choudhury	18.06.2002	22.06.2003
14	Mr. Justice Khondokar Mahmud Hasan	23.06.2003	26.01.2004
15	Mr. Justice Syed Jillur Rahim Mudasser Husain	27.01.2004	28.02.2007
16	Mr. Justice Md. Ruhul Amin	01.03.2007	31.05.2008
17	Mr. Justice M M Ruhul Amin	01.06.2008	22.12.2009
18	Mr. Justice Md. Tafazzul Islam	23.12.2009	07.02.2010
19	Mr. Justice Mohammad Fazlul Karim	08.02.2010	30.09.2010
20	A.B.M. Khairul Haque	01.10.2010	17.05.2011
21	Md. Muzammel Hossain	18.05.2011	Present

Source: wikipedia

Child Labor National Legislation against in Bangladesh

 Child Labor National Legislation against in Bangladesh

Bangladesh  Ministry of Labor and Employment has reviewed all fragmented laws related to child labor to fixing a uniform age for admission to work and to prohibit their engagement in hazardous occupations.

The Labor Act (2006) describes  the minimum age for admission to work is 14 years and 18 years for hazardous work.

In addition, light work for children between the ages of 12 - 14 years is defined as non-hazardous work that does not impede education.

Other laws that define the rights and protections due to children are:

• The Children Act (1974) and the Children Rules (1976);
• The Compulsory Primary Education Act, 1990.
• The Suppression of Violence against Women and Children Act (2000); and
• The Bonded Labor Act, 2006;

Laws abbreviated words

ILO- International Labor Organisation
ACL- Australian Current Law
ATTY GEN - Attorney General
AVS- Age Verification Service
CAP- Crime Action Policy

Relationship of Law and Justice

Laws are system for maintain legal administration. Justice are for measuring the law whether ok or not.