Bangladesh News

News Dhaka, Bangladesh - 19th September 2010

News from the Madanjeet Institute of Human Rights and South Asian Law

Our Institute after the successful Regional course on Clinical Legal Education, organized in collaboration with the National Law Reform Commission a series of national seminars on ADR attended by Judges, lawyers and law teachers, one at Chittagong and one at Rajshahi on 18 September, 2010, which was attended by two Supreme Court Judges, Chairman of the Law Reform Commission and myself.

News Dhaka, Bangladesh - 13th June 2010

South Asian Institute of Advanced Legal and Human Rights Studies

I am glad to inform you that the certificate courses were launched on 29 May, 2010. The formal inauguration of this was done by former Chief Justice Habibur Rahman, whom you may remember from the inauguration ceremony of the Institute, which you had participated.

News Beaconhouse National University, Madanjeet Singh Institute for South Asian Art (MISAA), Lahore - 10th May 2010

Photography workshop by Bangladeshi Photographer Omi

This was a really wonderful experience. Omi is going to help us with networking across South Asia. We were able to carry out a really excellent workshop because we had the funding from you.

News 21st November 2009

Bangladesh Chapter - Annual Report 2009

The 14th meeting of the Advisory board for SAF Bangladesh chapter was held on Saturday, March 28, 2009 chaired by Dr. Kamal Hossain, Chairperson, SAF Bangladesh chapter at the Vice Chancellor’s office, BRAC University. Professor Jamilur Reza Choudhury, Ambassador Farooq Sobhan and Mrs. Khushi Kabir, Members and Mr. Obaidullah Al Zakir, Secretary, SAF, Bangladesh were present.

News 21st November 2009

SAILS

A progress report was presented with regard to the South Asian Institute of Advanced Legal and Human Rights Studies (SAILS). The Institute has been registered under the Societies Registration Act. Its inauguration was held on 13 October 2008 in the Spectra Convention Centre in the presence of Ambassador Madanjeet Singh and the former Chief Adviser and Chief Justice Mohammad Habibur Rahman.