Transparency & Consumer Protection: The Push for Stronger Laws in Bangladesh
The interim government of Bangladesh is working on strengthening consumer law to keep pace with new economic challenges, especially driven by e-commerce and supply chain issues. A draft amendment to the Consumers’ Rights Protection Act, 2009 proposes higher penalties for: Hoarding of essential goods, which artificially restricts supply. Adulteration of products, overpricing, and crimes specific […]
Enhancing Rights During Arrest & Interrogation: Proposed Amendments to the CrPC 1898
A draft amendment to Bangladesh’s Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), 1898, is underway with the goal of ensuring a more rights-based approach during arrests and interrogations Under the proposed changes: Stronger safeguards to prevent abuse of power during arrest Clearer rules for how interrogation must be conducted to respect human rights Provisions for legal representation […]
Labour Law Reform in Bangladesh: Stronger Penalties for Child Labour Coming by November
Bangladesh is advancing an important labour law amendment, expected by November 2025, focused on strengthening penalties for child labour. Key points: There are about 3.5 million child labourers under current definitions; roughly 1 million of them are engaged in hazardous work. The draft law will not only increase fines and penalties but also reconsider the […]
Understanding the Cyber Security Ordinance 2025: What’s Changed & What it Means for You
In May 2025, Bangladesh approved the Cyber Security Ordinance 2025, marking significant reform in cybersecurity and digital communications law. Some major changes include: source : The Business Standard
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