Mohammad Saidul IslamBangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University · Department of Maritime Law and Policy
Mohammad Saidul Islam
LL.B.(Hons) LL.M. (CU) PGD (India), M.Phil.(CU) PhD (Researcher) The University of Newcastle Australia
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Introduction
Islam Mohammad Saidul currently works at the Department of Maritime Law and Policy, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University. Islam does research in Restorative justice, Criminology, International humanitarian law, Alternative Dispute Resolution, and Criminal Law. His most recent publication is 'Contemporary technological development and challenges to the international humanitarian law'.
Additional affiliations
February 2023 - December 2023
January 2023 - December 2023
August 2013 - November 2018
Education
July 2014 - September 2015
January 2011 - February 2017
University of Chittagong
Field of study
- International Humanitarian law
July 2006 - October 2007
University of Chittagong
Field of study
- Law
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Publications (19)
The armed conflict in Syria between the Government forces and anti-government protests started in March 2011 and continuing till today resulted to deaths of between 367965-560000 people including children, women and old aged persons and more than 11 and half million people were forced to displace internally and externally. Importantly more than fou...
Background A comprehensive understanding of temporal trends in the disease burden in Australia is lacking, and these trends are required to inform health service planning and improve population health. We explored the burden and trends of diseases and their risk factors in Australia from 1990 to 2019 through a comprehensive analysis of the Global B...
In restorative justice system, victims stand at the centre of proceeding for deciding how the offender will atone for their behaviour. This system will not only satisfy the victims, offenders, and community, but it will also save costs of the state and parties, speed up the trial system and reduce the burden on courts, writes Mohammad Saidul Islam...
Terrorism is a big threat to international peace and security. The rapid and substantial development of terrorist groups across the globe has highly complicated the application and implementation of the international humanitarian law. People have been facing this heinous violent act from time immemorial, but recently it has increased enormously. Th...
Abstract: Considering the worst situations of the victims in the retributive justice system many countries of the globe like UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, have introduced restorative justice in their criminal administration of justice. Unfortunately this high applauded healing method of the wounds of victims` heats is found mostly absent...
p>International Humanitarian Law (IHL), is an important branch of the public international law, it does not speak about the lawfulness of armed conflict, it seeks instead to protect the civilians and hors de combats through imposing limitation to the freedom of the choice of the weapons and strategies of warfare. The development of science and tech...
Terrorism is a big threat to international peace and security. The rapid and substantial development of terrorist groups across the globe has highly complicated the application and implementation of the international humanitarian law. People have been facing this heinous violent act from time immemorial, but recently it has increased enormously. Th...
International Humanitarian Law (IHL) is frequently neglected by the Parties to the Geneva Conventions during armed conflict (AC). In the contemporary world, IHL has been facing a great threat due to lack of proper implementation which resulted in the severe wounds, unnecessary sufferings, superfluous injury, and even death to the civilians, childre...
In recent years in Bangladesh there has been renewed emphasis on the Alternative Dispute Resolution schemes as a means to avoid the use of contested hearings in the formal litigation and to ensure the most fundamental right of access to justice for all in an easy way. These Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) modalities are considered as less like...
Sound growth of a human being pivots around his sound health required not only for a human being himself, but also for the entire society and thus the State itself. It is one of Economic, Social and Cultural rights otherwise conceded as basic need which a State is legally committed to ensure its citizens. In addition to international obligation, th...
Islam is not merely a religion but also a complete code of life based upon the principles, among others, of tawhid (unity of Allah, SWT), risalah (prophethood of Muhammad, SAW), adl (justice) and musawat (equality). Most of these principles have been accepted by all, the principle of equality has been contested by non-Muslims as well as secular Mus...
The superior is responsible for atrocities committed by the subordinates violating International Humanitarian Law is not a new concept in the legal arena but it was applied even in the ancient time among the leaders of the tribe. Although the doctrine of superior responsibility was applied in many cases before and after the Second and First World W...
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In this modern period the issue of inheritance right of the orphaned grandchildren has assumed prominence in the Muslim world to protect them from the total exclusion under the Islamic principle the nearer in degree excludes the remote. For this object many changes of the existing principles of Islamic law of succession have been taken pla...
Abstract Purpose : A fast and progressive legislative system is necessary for Bangladesh in order to address pressing issue where regulatory solutions are required. In order to achieve efficiency and functionality of the working of the legislative body, information systems should be introduced for reliable creation, storage, retrieval and dissemina...
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Once the Restorative justice was prevalent across the globe, where the main focus of the justice system was the victims. But in 1610s, the retributive justice system was introduced in the criminal justice system and the position of victim was taken away by the state, and the victims were excluded from the justice process. Again in the 1970s the Restorative justice was again set in motion in criminal justice, but this system does not exist in all criminal justices. For ensuring justice to victims, do think this system should be incorporated in the criminal justice again globally?
One of the principal objects of restorative justice is focussing the restoration. Although debate about the subject matters of restoration is not recent, it has been continuing since 1970s. What is your thought about it?
The differences between qualitative and quantitative research.
Among the various methods of data collection in qualitative research, some are most frequently used like focus group. Frequently used methods of data collection in qualitative research.
I would like to work on ADR in Criminal Justice System. My focus is how does ADR work in the Criminal justice? Does it provide more benefits to the parties in compare to retributive justice.
For amicable settlement of civil dispute, in brief we say ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) alternatively for settlement of any criminal matter, can we say ACR (Alternative Conflict Resolution) or we will say ADR in Criminal justice system. Would you please give your valuable opinion.
