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Sep 26, 2026
The Eastern University Moot Court Society (EUMCS), in association with the School of Law, Eastern University, organized a workshop titled âNavigating the River of Moot: From Facts & Law to Memorial & Oral Advocacyâ on September 26, 2026, at the Rezakul Haider Hall, Permanent Campus, Eastern University. The workshop aimed to enhance studentsâ practical skills in legal research, memorial writing, argument development, and oral advocacy through sessions led by members of the judiciary, academia, and experienced moot court competitors. The workshop was inaugurated by Professor Dr. Farid Ahammad Sobhani, Vice-Chancellor, Eastern University, who highlighted the importance of practical learning, analytical reasoning, and advocacy skills in preparing competent legal professionals. The Technical Sessions covered key substantive issues relevant to the moot problem. Dr. Masrur Salekin, District & Sessions Judge, Bangladesh Judicial Service, conducted a session on âInternational Environmental Obligations Related to Water and Watercourses,â followed by Dr. Abul Hasanat, District & Sessions Judge, Bangladesh Judicial Service, who conducted a session on âInternational Environmental Law: Treaty Obligations and Treaty Interpretation.â Md. Ashraquur Rahman Khan, National Programme Officer for Climate Action and Human Mobility, International Organization for Migration (IOM), conducted a session on climate-displaced people, refugee status, and the human rights dimensions of climate-induced mobility. The workshop then moved to sessions focusing on the legal analysis and jurisdictional dimensions of the moot problem. Mohammad Mamunur Rashid, Head, School of Law, Eastern University, conducted a session on âEnvironmental Due Diligence: Transboundary Harm and State Responsibility,â while A.B.M. Imdadul Haque Khan, Dean, School of Law, Eastern University, conducted a session titled âKnowing the Forum and Jurisdictions.â The subsequent sessions focused on the practical aspects of international moot court preparation. Md. Sakib Khondoker, Moot Court Alumnus, Eastern University, Reigning National Champion of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition 2025 and recipient of the Best Counter Memorial Award at the Asia Cup International Law Moot Court Competition 2025, conducted âThe Art of Memorial Writing.â Ismail Ahmed Chisty and Sanjida Haider Suha, Moot Court Alumni of Eastern University, conducted âFrom Memorial to Oral Rounds.â Chisty and Suha were Champions of the 2021 Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition and Bronze Awardees at the 2021 Stetson International Environmental Moot Court Competition (East Asia Regional Rounds). The workshop concluded with Mahir Chowdhury Abir, Moot Court Alumnus, Eastern University, conducting âThe Art of Persuasive Oral Submission.â He has been recognized as Best Mooter at the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition 2024, Stetson International Environmental Moot Court Competition 2024, and the 14th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition 2025. Through the workshop, participating students gained practical insights into the different stages of moot court advocacy, from understanding facts and identifying applicable law to conducting legal research, preparing memorials, developing arguments, and making effective oral submissions. The initiative reflects the commitment of the School of Law and EUMCS to experiential legal education and the development of advocacy skills among law students. The School of Law and EUMCS express their heartfelt gratitude to the District Judgesâ PanelâDr. Masrur Salekin and Dr. Abul Hasanatâfor generously giving their valuable time and sharing their judicial and academic expertise with the students. Special gratitude is also extended to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) for its valuable institutional support and contribution to the workshop. The organizers further acknowledged thier gratitude to the Moot Court Alumni for returning to share their experiences with the next generation of mooters and for carrying forward the legacy of mooting at Eastern University.

Oct 16, 2026
The School of Law, Eastern University, and the Eastern University Moot Court Society (EUMCS) are set to organize EUMCS presents 6th Intra-Department Moot Court Competition, 2026, which will be held on 16 and 17 October 2026 at the Eastern University campus in Ashulia, Dhaka. This year's edition is particularly significant, as it is held in collaboration with The Bangladesh Dialogue (TBD), a leading civil society-led policy think tank in Bangladesh for the first time. The competition has drawn a record 26 participating teams, the highest in its history, reflecting its growing reputation as one of the most anticipated mooting events from one of the premier law schools in the country. The event will bring together an exceptional panel of adjudicators, including legal practitioners, serving judges, academicians, policy researchers, and accomplished former mooters. The final round will be adjudicated by Mr. Justice Md. Rezaul Haque, Judge, Appellate Division, Supreme Court of Bangladesh, alongside Barrister Aneek R. Haque, Additional Attorney General. Their presence underscores the competition's standing as a leading platform for nurturing Bangladesh's next generation of legal advocates. The 2026 moot problem presents a fictional dispute between two sovereign states, engaging participants with complex and contemporary questions of International Law. The competition explores themes drawn from International Environmental Law, International Watercourse Law, the Law of Treaties, and Customary International Law. Participants will grapple with issues such as the legal interest of states to enforce obligations owed to the international community, the utilization of shared watercourses in conflict with environmental requirements, transboundary environmental harm, and foundational principles including the no harm principle and the precautionary principle. These themes carry profound relevance in the present times, as the world confronts escalating climate crises, deepening water scarcity, and the increasingly urgent need for robust legal frameworks to govern transboundary natural resources. For Bangladesh, a nation acutely vulnerable to the effects of climate change and dependent on shared river systems, these questions are not merely academic rather they sit at the heart of the country's environmental security and diplomatic priorities. The collaboration with The Bangladesh Dialogue signals a shared vision of bridging legal education with policy research, ensuring that the lawyers of tomorrow are equipped with analytical depth and advocacy skills required to shape thoughtful, evidence-based solutions to national and global problems. The EUMCS expresses its sincere gratitude to The Bangladesh Dialogue for its partnership, to the distinguished adjudicators for their invaluable time and expertise, and to all participating teams for their dedication and rigor. The Society remains committed to advancing mooting excellence at Eastern University and to fostering a culture of legal scholarship, advocacy, and professional integrity among the law students of Bangladesh.

Sep 26, 2026
The Eastern University Moot Court Society (EUMCS), in association with the School of Law, Eastern University, organized a workshop titled âNavigating the River of Moot: From Facts & Law to Memorial & Oral Advocacyâ on September 26, 2026, at the Rezakul Haider Hall, Permanent Campus, Eastern University. The workshop aimed to enhance studentsâ practical skills in legal research, memorial writing, argument development, and oral advocacy through sessions led by members of the judiciary, academia, and experienced moot court competitors. The workshop was inaugurated by Professor Dr. Farid Ahammad Sobhani, Vice-Chancellor, Eastern University, who highlighted the importance of practical learning, analytical reasoning, and advocacy skills in preparing competent legal professionals. The Technical Sessions covered key substantive issues relevant to the moot problem. Dr. Masrur Salekin, District & Sessions Judge, Bangladesh Judicial Service, conducted a session on âInternational Environmental Obligations Related to Water and Watercourses,â followed by Dr. Abul Hasanat, District & Sessions Judge, Bangladesh Judicial Service, who conducted a session on âInternational Environmental Law: Treaty Obligations and Treaty Interpretation.â Md. Ashraquur Rahman Khan, National Programme Officer for Climate Action and Human Mobility, International Organization for Migration (IOM), conducted a session on climate-displaced people, refugee status, and the human rights dimensions of climate-induced mobility. The workshop then moved to sessions focusing on the legal analysis and jurisdictional dimensions of the moot problem. Mohammad Mamunur Rashid, Head, School of Law, Eastern University, conducted a session on âEnvironmental Due Diligence: Transboundary Harm and State Responsibility,â while A.B.M. Imdadul Haque Khan, Dean, School of Law, Eastern University, conducted a session titled âKnowing the Forum and Jurisdictions.â The subsequent sessions focused on the practical aspects of international moot court preparation. Md. Sakib Khondoker, Moot Court Alumnus, Eastern University, Reigning National Champion of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition 2025 and recipient of the Best Counter Memorial Award at the Asia Cup International Law Moot Court Competition 2025, conducted âThe Art of Memorial Writing.â Ismail Ahmed Chisty and Sanjida Haider Suha, Moot Court Alumni of Eastern University, conducted âFrom Memorial to Oral Rounds.â Chisty and Suha were Champions of the 2021 Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition and Bronze Awardees at the 2021 Stetson International Environmental Moot Court Competition (East Asia Regional Rounds). The workshop concluded with Mahir Chowdhury Abir, Moot Court Alumnus, Eastern University, conducting âThe Art of Persuasive Oral Submission.â He has been recognized as Best Mooter at the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition 2024, Stetson International Environmental Moot Court Competition 2024, and the 14th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition 2025. Through the workshop, participating students gained practical insights into the different stages of moot court advocacy, from understanding facts and identifying applicable law to conducting legal research, preparing memorials, developing arguments, and making effective oral submissions. The initiative reflects the commitment of the School of Law and EUMCS to experiential legal education and the development of advocacy skills among law students. The School of Law and EUMCS express their heartfelt gratitude to the District Judgesâ PanelâDr. Masrur Salekin and Dr. Abul Hasanatâfor generously giving their valuable time and sharing their judicial and academic expertise with the students. Special gratitude is also extended to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) for its valuable institutional support and contribution to the workshop. The organizers further acknowledged thier gratitude to the Moot Court Alumni for returning to share their experiences with the next generation of mooters and for carrying forward the legacy of mooting at Eastern University.

Sep 22, 2026
The Office of the Counselor, Eastern University, organized a workshop on âStress Managementâ for the students of the Department of Law on 22 September 2026 at the Eastern University Seminar Hall. The workshop was conducted by Munia Zahan Mony, Psychology Counselor, Eastern University. The session focused on helping students understand stress, its common causes, and its effects on psychological and physical well-being. The discussion also highlighted the difference between helpful (positive) stress and harmful (negative) stress, enabling students to recognize when stress can be motivating and when it may become overwhelming or detrimental. During the workshop, students were introduced to common signs and symptoms of stress and discussed how unhealthy coping strategies can negatively affect both mental and physical health. The session emphasized the importance of adopting healthy coping mechanisms, including relaxation techniques, positive thinking, effective time management, maintaining healthy routines, seeking social support, and expressing emotions in constructive ways. The program aimed to promote greater awareness of stress management and encourage students to develop positive coping habits for a healthier and more balanced academic life.

Aug 15, 2026
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May 03, 2026
Eastern University Hosts a Day-Long Workshop on Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants to Build Youth Network Eastern University, in association with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), successfully organized a specialized workshop on Trafficking in Persons (TIP) and Smuggling of Migrants (SOM) titled âBuilding a Youth Network for a Better Futureâ yesterday at Rezakul Haider Hall of Eastern University. The full-day program was an initiative under the project âPreventing and Addressing Trafficking in Human Beings and the Smuggling of Migrants,â funded by the European Union and supported by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of Bangladesh. The workshop brought together students from various public and private universities across the country, particularly those studying law, criminology, sociology, political science, and related disciplines. Professor Dr. Farid A. Sobhani, Honorable Vice-Chancellor of Eastern University, attended the workshop as the Chief Guest at the inaugural ceremony. The Chief Guest of the closing ceremony was Ms. Rebeka Khan, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs, Bangladesh Secretariat. The program began with opening remarks by Mr. Mohammad Mamunur Rashid, Head of the Department of Law, Eastern University. Thereafter, Mr. A.B.M. Imdadul Haque Khan, Dean, School of Law, Eastern University, delivered the welcome remarks. The first session was conducted by Ms. Tasneem Binta Karim, National Programme Coordinator of UNODC. She highlighted an overview of the UNODC project and the human rights-based approach to trafficking in persons. Mr. Marcus Vinicius Paes, Law Enforcement Advisor of UNODC, also facilitated the workshop. His session focused on the concept of Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants. Mr. Mostafizur Rahman, Additional Senior Superintendent of Police, Trafficking in Human Beings Cell-CID, with his first-hand experience, enriched the workshop with his discussion on trends and investigations of TIP and SOM in Bangladesh. Mr. A.B.M. Imdadul Haque Khan, Dean, School of Law, from an academic perspective, conducted the final technical session on the legal framework for countering human trafficking in Bangladesh. Participants from 17 different universities, along with participants from Eastern University, attended this day-long workshop. Participants actively engaged in group work, open discussions, and a quiz competition. The workshop concluded with closing remarks followed by a certificate distribution ceremony, during which Ms. Rebeka Khan delivered the closing remarks, formally bringing the program to an end. The workshop aimed to equip university students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to understand, identify, and respond to trafficking in persons and migrant smuggling, while fostering a strong youth network of advocates committed to prevention and awareness-raising efforts in their communities. This initiative forms part of UNODCâs broader efforts to strengthen the rule of law education and engage young people as champions against these serious transnational crimes.

May 03, 2026
Eastern University, in association with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), successfully organized a specialized workshop on Trafficking in Persons (TIP) and Smuggling of Migrants (SOM) titled âBuilding a Youth Network for a Better Futureâ yesterday at Rezakul Haider Hall of Eastern University. The full-day program was an initiative under the project âPreventing and Addressing Trafficking in Human Beings and the Smuggling of Migrants,â funded by the European Union and supported by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of Bangladesh. The workshop brought together students from various public and private universities across the country, particularly those studying law, criminology, sociology, political science, and related disciplines. Professor Dr. Farid A. Sobhani, Honorable Vice-Chancellor of Eastern University, attended the workshop as the Chief Guest at the inaugural ceremony. The Chief Guest of the closing ceremony was Ms. Rebeka Khan, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs, Bangladesh Secretariat. The program began with opening remarks by Mr. Mohammad Mamunur Rashid, Head of the Department of Law, Eastern University. Thereafter, Mr. A.B.M. Imdadul Haque Khan, Dean, School of Law, Eastern University, delivered the welcome remarks. The first session was conducted by Ms. Tasneem Binta Karim, National Programme Coordinator of UNODC. She highlighted an overview of the UNODC project and the human rights-based approach to trafficking in persons. Mr. Marcus Vinicius Paes, Law Enforcement Advisor of UNODC, also facilitated the workshop. His session focused on the concept of Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants. Mr. Mostafizur Rahman, Additional Senior Superintendent of Police, Trafficking in Human Beings Cell-CID, with his first-hand experience, enriched the workshop with his discussion on trends and investigations of TIP and SOM in Bangladesh. Mr. A.B.M. Imdadul Haque Khan, Dean, School of Law, from an academic perspective, conducted the final technical session on the legal framework for countering human trafficking in Bangladesh. Participants from 17 different universities, along with participants from Eastern University, attended this day-long workshop. Participants actively engaged in group work, open discussions, and a quiz competition. The workshop concluded with closing remarks followed by a certificate distribution ceremony, during which Ms. Rebeka Khan delivered the closing remarks, formally bringing the program to an end. The workshop aimed to equip university students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to understand, identify, and respond to trafficking in persons and migrant smuggling, while fostering a strong youth network of advocates committed to prevention and awareness-raising efforts in their communities. This initiative forms part of UNODCâs broader efforts to strengthen the rule of law education and engage young people as champions against these serious transnational crimes.

Apr 27, 2026
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Apr 20, 2026
On April 20, 2026, the campus of Eastern University was beautifully adorned with colors and joy as we celebrated "Bangla Noboborsho - 1433". Organized by the Eastern University Cultural Club, the vibrant day-long festival brought together students, teachers, officials, staff, and alumni in a festive atmosphere. Honorable Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. Farid A. Sobhani graced the occasion as Chief Guest and emphasized that Pohela Boishakh is a day to reconnect with our roots and nurture our culture and human values. Treasurer Prof. Md. Shamsul Huda and Registrar Dr. Abul Bashar Khan also shared inspiring words, encouraging everyone to embrace our rich heritage. The celebration featured a colorful Boishakhi Mela, captivating cultural performances, flash mob, bioscope, nagordola, and delightful food & handicraft stalls. Students in traditional attire added extra vibrancy to the entire campus.
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