Late Professor Quamruddin, was the former Dean of the Dhaka University Law Faculty and also the former Chairman of the University’s Law Department. He was given the “Life Time Achievement Award” by Dhaka University for his exemplary role in promoting the education of law in Dhaka University, Chittagong University, Rajshahi University and other institutions www.thedailystar.net/kamruddin-ahmad-6347 picture from: Uttara Adhunik Medical College (UAMC) http://www.uamc-edu.org/home/people?menuid=aboutuamc&submenuid=foundermember
Tawfique Nawaz is an Oxbridge educated Senior Advocate of the Bangladesh Supreme Court and Head of the internationally reputed law firm, Juris Counsel. Mr. Nawaz is also a member of Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB)’s Board of Trustees.
Khondokar Mahmud Hasan is a jurist, and was also the former chief justice of Bangladesh. He had a chequered career spanning more than 40 years in the legal profession including being a former International Associate of the American Bar Association, former part time lecturer of law, Dhaka University and a former member of the Bangladesh Bar Council. He was also the Governor of the Pilot Project Design Committee for introducing Mediation in the Family Courts of Bangladesh. https://wikivisually.com/wiki/Khondokar_Mahmud_Hasan.
Khondokar Mahmud Hasan is a jurist, and was also the former chief justice of Bangladesh. He had a chequered career spanning more than 40 years in the legal profession including being a former International Associate of the American Bar Association, former part time lecturer of law, Dhaka University and a former member of the Bangladesh Bar Council. He was also the Governor of the Pilot Project Design Committee for introducing Mediation in the Family Courts of Bangladesh. https://wikivisually.com/wiki/Khondokar_Mahmud_Hasan.
Fakhruddin Ahmed was born in 1931. He obtained M.A in International Relations from Dhaka University in 1952 and joined the Foreign Service of Pakistan in 1954. From 1957-71 he served in different capacities at the Pakistan Diplomatic Missions in Jeddah, New York, Tehran, Accra and at the Foreign Ministry in Islamabad. Following independence of Bangladesh, he was appointed Additional Foreign Secretary in January 1973. He served as Foreign Secretary from October 1974 to November 1975. He served as Ambassador of Bangladesh to Italy (1976-77), to Yugoslavia (1978-1982) and as High Commissioner for Bangladesh to the United Kingdom (1982-1986). He was again appointed as Foreign Secretary (1986-1987) and at the end of the term he formally retired from service. He became Adviser for Foreign Affairs with the rank of Cabinet Minister to the Acting President of Bangladesh (1990-1991). http://www.mofa.gov.bd/foreign-secretary/mr-fakhruddin-ahmed-0.
Fakhruddin Ahmed was born in 1931. He obtained M.A in International Relations from Dhaka University in 1952 and joined the Foreign Service of Pakistan in 1954. From 1957-71 he served in different capacities at the Pakistan Diplomatic Missions in Jeddah, New York, Tehran, Accra and at the Foreign Ministry in Islamabad. Following independence of Bangladesh, he was appointed Additional Foreign Secretary in January 1973. He served as Foreign Secretary from October 1974 to November 1975. He served as Ambassador of Bangladesh to Italy (1976-77), to Yugoslavia (1978-1982) and as High Commissioner for Bangladesh to the United Kingdom (1982-1986). He was again appointed as Foreign Secretary (1986-1987) and at the end of the term he formally retired from service. He became Adviser for Foreign Affairs with the rank of Cabinet Minister to the Acting President of Bangladesh (1990-1991). http://www.mofa.gov.bd/foreign-secretary/mr-fakhruddin-ahmed-0.
Waliur Rahman, a diplomat, essayist, critic and translator, was born in Jessore, Bangladesh in 1942. Mr. Rahman enjoyed a fellowship to the Trinity College, Oxford in 1974-75. Mr.Rahman had the rare privilege of piloting the admission of Bangladesh to the World health Organization (WHO), the first United Nations Agency to admit the newly independent country Bangladesh as a member in May 1972. At that time he was the first Permanent Observer to the European Office of the United Nations in Geneva where he also witnessed the admission of Bangladesh to such UN Agencies as ILO, WMO, UPU, FAO, GATT, UNCTAD, IAEA and UNIDO. Since then, Mr. Rahman has been deeply involved in the work of the International Organizations particularly that of the United Nations. He was director, in charge of political, legal and information department in the organization of the Islamic Conference for the year 1978. Mr. Rahman represented his country in various international conferences including the 34th session of the UNGA and 37th session of the UNGA. Mr. Rahman represents the Council of Namibia delegation to the Law of the Sea as a delegate. He was promoted to the rank of Ambassador in 1982. He is an Associate Member of the International Institute of Strategic Studies, Associate member of the international Peace Academy in New York, Life member of the Oxford University Club and Harvard Club. http://www.uplbooks.com/author/wali-ur-rahman.
Dr. Malik studied law in Moscow (LL.M., Patrice Lumumba University, 1979), Philadelphia (LL.M., University of Pennsylvania Law School, 1984) and London (Ph.D., School of Oriental and African Studies, London University, 1994).
Dr. Malik studied law in Moscow (LL.M., Patrice Lumumba University, 1979), Philadelphia (LL.M., University of Pennsylvania Law School, 1984) and London (Ph.D., School of Oriental and African Studies, London University, 1994).
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