Industrial Killing in Bangladesh: State Policies, Common-law Nexus, and International Obligations

The legal system of Bangladesh does not directly acknowledge industrial killing in the form penal offenses and thus is equipped with a solid avenue to ensure justice for victims. This article attempts discuss through four particular incidents, current domestic framework preventing killings, common law countries’ legislations as best practices. Also, it reminds state obligation under provisions international law. qualitative study uses applied techniques from professional constituency that deal reform research (socio-legal research/ “law context”) labor rights lens. finds recurring events killings come manifold threat rights. most immediate risk poses clashes workers’ right life. Therefore, recommendation highly focused on It also focuses legislative changes punishing offenders involved part its progressive realization duty respect, protect fulfill human obligations.