Vol. 20 No. 1 & 2 (2009)

Articles

• Editor's note

  Borhan Uddin Khan

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• Protection of kin-minorities in international law: Can south Asia learn from Europe?

  Mohammad Nazmuzzaman Bhutan

  1-14

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• Protection of the national environment by international humanitarian law during armed conflict: An appraisal

  Farzana Akter

  15-28

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• Concept of armed conflict in international humanitarian law: Legal analysis of contemporary issues

  Tanzim Afroz

  29-48

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• An appraisal on prostitution under Islamic law and CEDAW in the perspective of Bangladesh

  Sayeeda Anju

  49-68

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• Implications of global financial crisis for international negotiations on climate change: Challenges and responses

  Mostafa Mahmud Naser

  69-82

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• The scope of the doctrine of self-defence in international law after Nicaragua

  Mohammad Nazmuzzaman Bhuian, Israt Jahan Pallobi

  83-94

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• Enforcement of the right to information act, 2009: Challenges and opportunities towards transparency and accountability

  Zafrcen Andaleeb, Emdadul Haque

  95-112

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• International public health law: From collaborative service delivery initiatives to a rights discourse

  Borhan Uddin Khan, Tehmina Ghafur

  113-128

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