Projects
Challenges of Digital Secuirity Act 2018
This research project examines the challenges posed by cyber security laws and policies in Bangladesh in relation to human rights laws. It explores the legal frameworks in Bangladesh which regulate cyber security and their impacts on the protection of human rights. The research also looks at the effectiveness of these laws and policies in protecting the digital rights of individuals. It provides insights into the various issues that arise when cyber security laws and policies conflict with human rights laws, as well as possible solutions to help address these challenges. The findings of the research could be used to help inform future policy-making decisions in Bangladesh.
Selected work based on this project:
- Challenges of Cyber Security Laws and policies regarding Human Rights Laws (2021) download pdf
- How uncomfortable a prison for women inmates in Bangladesh
Prison in Bangladesh
This project aims to explore the challenges facing the prison system in Bangladesh and propose potential solutions to improve the conditions for prisoners, particularly women inmates. By examining the factors that contribute to the high prison population in Bangladesh, it seeks to understand how the criminal justice system can be reformed to promote fairness and justice. It will analyze the uncomfortable conditions faced by women inmates and consider the impact on their physical and mental well-being. Additionally, it will examine the role of advocacy and public awareness in influencing policy change and improving the conditions of prisoners. Ultimately, this project aims to raise awareness about the issues facing the prison system in Bangladesh and contribute to positive change in the criminal justice system.
- How to Decrease the Prison Population in Bangladesh? download pdf
- How uncomfortable a prison for women inmates in Bangladesh
Social Movements and Class struggles
This project aims to analyze and compare the engagement of urban middle-class people in social movements. By studying the dynamics of political hegemony, it seeks to understand how this class of people interact with and shape the movements. It will examine the various forms of engagement, such as protest, participation, and the mobilization of resources, as well as the motivations, ambitions, and goals of these people. Additionally, it will consider the role of the media, social networks, and other digital platforms in influencing the behavior of middle-class people. Ultimately, this project aims to provide valuable insight into the role of the middle-class in social movements and the possible implications for politics and society.
Seltected work based on this project:
- Ethnography on ‘Life’ before and after enforcement of Cyber Security Laws and Policies (2021)
- Why might non-elite women be disinterested in participating in the movement? (2021)
- A comparative analysis on the engagement of urban middle-class people in social movements: Political Hegemony (2020)