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Seeking Justice for the ‘Stateless’
International Legal Accountability, ICJ Proceedings, and State Responsibility in the Rohingya Crisis
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Online lectures where scholars and practitioners take on the most pressing questions of international law, with a Bangladeshi and Global South lens.
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From Sovereign Equality to Selective Legality: The US Operation in Venezuela and Small-State Vulnerabilities
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From The Hague to South Asia: Climate Obligations, Courts and Legal Remedies After the ICJ Advisory Opinion
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Enforced Disappearance in Bangladesh: States’ Obligation and Victims’ Rights
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Plastic Pollution, Environment, and Sustainability in the Global South: A Cross-Border Legal Conversation
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Ideas from the Global South, in conversation with the world
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Scholars, judges and practitioners from Bangladesh and abroad share their research and experience.
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Each topic is examined for what it means for Bangladesh and the wider region.