Sayere Nazabi Sayem
Sayere Nazabi Sayem is an alumnus of the Department of Law, North South University. Apart from publishing opinion writings all around the world on pressing social issues and advocating for human rights, she has worked as the Head of Research at Bangladesh Forum for Legal and Humanitarian Affairs (BFLHA). She is currently serving as an Assistant Editor at Progress Magazine and Editor of the NSU Law Blog.
Expectation of Good Governance: Basic Right as a Citizen?
Although governance has not been precisely defined in political literature, United Nations (UN) Members often look up to the definition by the United Nations...
Would Fakir Lalon Shah be persecuted today?
Any action or idea out of the ordinary in today’s age faces three types of consequences: firstly, ignored; secondly, it is either trolled and...
Economic Sanctions: A Modern Form of Reprisals?
Trade embargoes and the cessation of capital and investment flows between the sender, and target countries are examples of economic sanctions. They are commonly...