- Map of Justice -
Advancing legal research that generate knowledge, evidnce and aspire action in the pursuit of equity, human dignity, and justice.
LEARN
BRIDGING THE GAP OF KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
Our courses, training, and workshops are designed to bridge the knowledge gap and equip participants with the real-world skills needed to stay informed, develop expertise, gain practical insights, and thrive in a changing world.
COURSES
WORKSHOPS
TRAININGS
COMPETE TO ADVOCATE
NURTURING NEXT GENERATION OF ADVOCATES
The National Moot Court Competition (NMCC) is a premier competition designed to encourage law students to engage with complex legal issues before the Honourable Supreme Court of Bangladesh. It promotes academic exchange, critical legal reasoning, professionalism, and advocacy skills, while preparing future advocates.
LEGAL RESEARCH
ORAL ADVOCACY
COURTROOM ETIQUETTE
SPREAD AWARENESS
BUILDING AWARENESS, STRENGTHENING UNDERSTANDING OF RIGHTS, AND INSPIRING ACTION.
Making legal knowledge accessible through Kanoon Janun, engaging relevant stakeholders through webinars on pressing legal and social issues, and disseminating knowledge through campaigns—helping people understand their rights and responsibilities, engage with important issues, and turn awareness into meaningful action.
KANOON JANUN
WEBINARS
CAMPAIGNS
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PUBLISH
SHARING PERSPECTIVES, DOCUMENTING DEVELOPMENTS, AND ADVANCING LEGAL DISCOURSE.
Publishing critical perspectives on pressing legal and social issues through our Blog, alongside an annual review of key legal developments in the country namely The Legal Mailbox.
RESEARCH
IDENTIFYING ISSUES, PROPOSING SOLUTIONS, AND GENERATING KNOWLEDGE
Upcoming Report:
REDUCING BACKLOG OF CRIMINAL CASES IN BANGLADESH: ASSESSING THE EVOLUTION OF LAWS ON CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION AND LITIGATION.
POLICY REFORM
UPCOMING...
Map of Justice conducts research to generate and advance knowledge,
address real-world challenges, and inspire meaningful change through advocacy, and capacity-building initiatives.
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