Rahul Ranjan

International laws are made by sovereign states to regulate their relationship and activities. Marine pollution is an offence perpetrated by sovereign nations, corporate entities and individuals. Marine pollution is not only prohibited under international law, also penalties for such acts are also prescribed. The problem or question to be addressed here is: to what extent […]

The world was and is currently overwhelmed by the rabid pandemic known as Coronavirus but coined as COVID-19, which claimed millions of lives. The global impact of COVID-19 pandemic has infiltrated into all sectors of human society; educational, sociological, economic, political, etc. Global affairs were and are still unsettled; so much pressure was mounted on

Corporate social responsibility is the corporate practice to contribute to the surrounding society. It can simply be termed as bringing back the part of the business profit to the society. The CSR practices in Tanzania are more charitable community support projects by the business entities rather than being legal. In Tanzania exists various economic sectors

Empowerment refers to policies and measures designed to increase the degree of autonomy and self-determination in the lives of the people and in communities in order to enable them to represent their interest in a responsible and self-determined way, acting on their own authority. It provides a greater access to knowledge and resources, more independence

The Settlement on Trade Related Parts of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPSs) is a peaceful accord directed by the World Trade Association (WTO) that puts down least principles for some types of licensed innovation (IP) guideline as applied to nationals of other WTO Individuals.[i]  It was haggled toward the finish of the Uruguay Round of the

This paper makes a case for the creation of state police in Nigeria because of the country’s ongoing security challenges. It states that the police force is under the control of the federal government. It addresses the Nigerian police’s plethora of problems such as inadequate manpower among others which have resulted in their incapacity to

Child Labour refers to work that is mentally, physically, socially or morally dangerous and harmful to children and interfere with their schooling by depriving them of the opportunity to attend school. In Bangladesh, child labour is very common. In 2006, Bangladesh enacted The Bangladesh Labour Act and outlawed work by children under the age of

The Music Industry has become more than just artists showcasing their talents to the world. As the term ‘industry’ denotes, it has become an economic activity, with its own demand and supply, intermediaries and other market players. It has rather evolved into an industry where the artists themselves are being marketed as a commodity, unlike

This paper primarily illustrated Bangladesh’s international legal standard and domestic legal approach to coastal and marine environment conservation. The nature and causes of coastal and marine environment pollution, including a range of land, vessel, and air-based contamination, were also described. It examines the international legal framework for the conservation of the coastal and marine environment,

Did drinking Horlicks make you taller and sharper? Is this true or were you sold a lie? In times of rising competition in the world of business, most companies have resorted to advertisement campaigns aimed at luring consumers to buy their products. There is increased use of advertisements to market products and increase the purchasing