... to Bangladeshi goods transiting through India but destined for Nepal and Bhutan.</p>.Bangladeshhome affairs adviser says will follow legal process for repatriating illegal Indians.<p> .
It was followed by a dramatic escape of former BangladeshPresidentMohammadAbdul Hamid to Thailand to avoid legal procedures in his home country ... Often controversies relating to the integrity of northeast India also surfaced in Bangladesh.
He also told reporters in Guwahati that \u201cpush backs\u201d along the Bangladesh border have been \u201cinstitutionalised\u201d by the Assam government as an alternative to the legal process of dealing with \u201cinfiltrators\u201d.
The move, formalized through a sweeping government order issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, cites multiple sections of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 2009 (amended in 2013) as the legal basis for this extraordinary political action.
This fragment of land was saved from destruction when Ecuador’s Constitutional Court ruled that the river, the forest and its creatures had a legal right to exist, forcing the mining companies to leave.
More than 77 years after independence, Pakistan continues to operate under a colonial linguistic framework in its legal system ...India and Bangladesh, in our region, adopted bilingual legislation while Sri Lanka adopted a trilingual legal structure.
In two separate verdicts delivered in November 2024 and January this year, Bangladesh’s Supreme Court overturned her convictions, clearing her of all charges and removing legal barriers to her political return.
Pakistan ranks 158th out of 180, India 151st, and Bangladesh 149th — all classified as having “very serious” constraints on media ...Legal repression continues to intensify.
State-run legal aid programmes in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka have been established to assist marginalised communities, but the specific needs of sexual violence survivors are not being ...