Masum BILLAH

Professor of Law, Jagannath University, Bangladesh
and
Visiting Researcher, IdPD and LADIE, Cot d'Azur University

[Ritika J Chandola @RitikaChandola]

"Trial in absentia, no credible evidence to prove human rights violations," says Prof. S.M. Billah, Jagannath University, Bangladesh.

He explains the legal aspects and future implications of Sheikh Hasina’s death sentence. @albd1971 @Yunus_Centre @HMOIndia @OpIndia_com

[The Federal @TheFederal_News]

#Opinion | For a case framed as a national tragedy of sweeping proportions, this selective attribution raises a doctrinal puzzle that the Tribunal seems to have left wholly unaddressed, writes SM Masum Billah.

Read more: https://t.co/lysOacY23F

#SheikhHasina #ICT #Bangladesh

[Masum BILLAH @SmMasumm]

The Yunus-led govt—arguably unconstitutional—bans 🇧🇩’s founding party, silences secular voices & criminalizes dissent—even a FB post may invite punishment. An assault on #RuleOfLaw & #FreeSpeech.
@article19org @Int_IDEA @NDI @IRIglobal @CarterCenter @OpenSociety @TheWJP @ABAesq

[Masum BILLAH @SmMasumm]

BANGLADESH:
The party that birthed our Constitution and carried the spirit of 1971—Awami League—has been banned by an unelected caretaker regime led by Yunus.
No trial. No justice. Just erasure.
This isn’t reform. It’s betrayal.
#Bangladesh #RuleOfLaw

[Masum BILLAH @SmMasumm]

17 April 1971: It may not share the fame of Jefferson’s 1776 Declaration, but Bangladesh’s Proclamation of Independence speaks with equal conviction—from the soil of sacrifice, for dignity, justice, and freedom. Let us read it, revere it, and resist its erasure. #Bangladesh

[Masum BILLAH @SmMasumm]

An workshop (mixed method), you may join virtually, on constitutional secularism organised by Institute for Peace and Development (IdPD) and Laboratory for International and European Law (LADIE), University of Cote D'Azur, France: https://t.co/s6W1wThzgu