Campus Report :
A seminar titled “What are Human Rights? Find Out”, jointly organised by the faculty of law, Dhaka International University and Youth for Human Rights International was held recently at Dr M I Patwari auditorium of DIU.
Barrister Shameem Haider Patwary, Vice-Chairman, Board of Trustees, DIU presided over the seminar while Justice Amirul Kabir Chowdhury, Former Chairman, National Human Rights Commission, Bangladesh addressed the seminar as chief guest and key note speaker of the programme. Faculty members and students of Law Department were also present at the seminar.
Human Rights are not properly implemented in the present world as we seen massive violation of human rights from the recent Rohingya and Bangalee illegal migrant incidents on the sea, RaisuL Islam Sourav, Assistant Professor and Coordinator, Department of Law, DIU said in his welcome speech. Developed nations are merely influence developing countries to implement human rights instead of implementing human rights in their territories, he added.
A seminar titled “What are Human Rights? Find Out”, jointly organised by the faculty of law, Dhaka International University and Youth for Human Rights International was held recently at Dr M I Patwari auditorium of DIU.
Barrister Shameem Haider Patwary, Vice-Chairman, Board of Trustees, DIU presided over the seminar while Justice Amirul Kabir Chowdhury, Former Chairman, National Human Rights Commission, Bangladesh addressed the seminar as chief guest and key note speaker of the programme. Faculty members and students of Law Department were also present at the seminar.
Human Rights are not properly implemented in the present world as we seen massive violation of human rights from the recent Rohingya and Bangalee illegal migrant incidents on the sea, RaisuL Islam Sourav, Assistant Professor and Coordinator, Department of Law, DIU said in his welcome speech. Developed nations are merely influence developing countries to implement human rights instead of implementing human rights in their territories, he added.
