Public International law
World Trade Law and International Investment Law
Book Chapter
1. “Bangladesh” in Guiguo Wang, Alan Yuk-Lun Lee and Priscilla Mei-Fun Leung (ed), Essentials of the Laws of the Belt and Road Countries: Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka (Zhejiang University Press, China, 2017) 1-122 [Coauthor]
Journal Articles
1. “The WTO Legality of Trade-Labour Sanction under the US GSP Program” Manchester Journal of International Economic Law, Vol. 16 (2019) [Forthcoming]
2. “Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) Threatening Environmental Regulation of Host States: The Case Study of Bangladesh” Dhaka University Law Journal, Vol. 29, (2018)
3. “WTO Appellate Body and the Protection of the Environment: Balancing Trade and Non-trade Goals within WTO Regime” JKKNIU Journal of Social Sciences, Vol. 1, No. 1, December (2016)
4. 'Pharmaceutical Patent and Right to Health: Seeking Balance Between IPRs and Human Rights' Madras Law Journal (MLJ), Lexis Nexis, Vol. 288, Part 4, (2015)
5. “The WTO Jurisprudence and the Protection of the Environment: A New Paradigm of Progress and Reconciliation” NALSAR Environmental Law and Practice Review (ELPR), Vol. 4, (2015)
Newspaper Articles
1. “Pharmaceutical Industry and BITs of Bangladesh” The Daily Star, Law and Our Rights (28 August, 2018)
2. “Anti-Dumping Duties on Jute” The Daily Star, Law and Our rights (31 July, 2018)
3. “GSP Trade Dispute: Time to Use WTO multilateral Forum to Avoid the Compulsion of Bilateral Negotiation” The Daily Star, Law and Our rights (31 March, 2015
Presented/Accepted Conference Proceedings
1. “BITs Threatening TRIPS Public Health Flexibilities for LDCs: The Case of South Asia” (Joint North American Conference on International Economic Law Incorporating The 2018 ASIL IECLIG Biennial, 21-23 September, 2018, McGill University Faculty Of Law , Canada)
2. “Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) Threatening Environmental Regulation of Host States: The Case Study Of Bangladesh” (1st Senior Advocate Oazir Farooq Memorial Law Conference, Faculty of Law, University of Dhaka, 16-17 September, 2018)
3. “The WTO legality of Trade-Labour Sanctions under Generalized System of Preferences: Ongoing US-Bangladesh Case Study” (Young Scholar Workshop on South Asia and International Law, 1st and 2nd February 2017, South Asian University, New Delhi, India)
4. “WTO Appellate Body and the Protection of the Environment: Balancing Trade and Non-trade Goals within WTO Regime” (International Conference on Environmental Problems in South Asia, 30 January – 2 February 2015, New Delhi, India)
5. “The Compatibility of International Crimes (Tribunals) Act 1973 with Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court” (4th National Student Conference on International Humanitarian Law, 20 February 2015, Organized by Nirma University (Gujrat) in Collaboration with ICRC)
6. “Using BITs to Litigate Doha Flexibilities on Pharmaceutical Patent Accorded for Member States: A Case Study of Bangladesh” (Annual International Conference on Law and Policy, 13-15 July 2015, Cambridge, United Kingdom) [accepted for presentation]