The ILO defers decision on Bangladesh until November

March 28, 2022 | | Labour & Human Rights, Arbitration, International

Summary: The International Labour Organization ("ILO") has postponed a judgment on whether or not to take further action against Bangladesh. Conventions 87 on freedom of association and the right to organize were allegedly suspended in Dhaka. The complainants also urged establishing a commission of inquiry on Bangladesh's failure to follow the norms. Bangladesh has been placed on notice by the... Read More

SEMINAR ON LDC GRADUATION OF BANGLADESH & INTERNATIONAL LAW

May 11, 2022 | | Labour & Human Rights, Seminars / Webinars / Conferences, International, Investment

International law usually falls into two categories. Public International Law and Private International Law. Public International law is the set rules, agreements, and treaties that are binding between countries. It generally comes from three sources: treaties, customs and general principles of law. Public international law concerns the relationships between nations and international organizations. Private international law, on the other... Read More

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