Contact: Department of Law and Human Rights
House: 74/A/(9th Floor), Green Road , Farmgate, Dhaka – 1215, Bangladesh
Mobile: +880-2-9127088
Phone : PABX 903
Email : nazia@uap-bd.edu
Degree: Post Graduate Diploma
University/Institute: Institution of Federalism of the University of Fribourg, University of Fribourg, Switzerland
Degree: Master of Laws (LL.M)
University/Institute: Department of Law, University of Dhaka
Research Monograph: “Justifiability of the Second Generation Human Rights – Problems & Prospects”
Research Advisor : Professor Dr. Borhan Uddin Khan, Faculty of Law, University of Dhaka
Degree: Bachelor of Laws (Hons.)
University/Institute: Department of Law, University of Dhaka
Designation: Lecturer
Institute: University of Asia Pacific
Period: 6th April, 2009 to October, 2012
Course Code: 109: Course Title: Law of Tort
Course Code: 302: Course Title: International Law
Course Code: 404 : Course Title: Law of Evidence and Limitation
I have so far supervised around 50 plus under-graduate
Students at UAP
Pacific Bangladesh Telecom Limited (Citycell) Served as Law Executive under Taxation, Legal and Company affairs Department of Finance Division. Specialization on the company commercial agreements and relevant company affairs, legal opinions on both internal and external issues.
Service Duration: 2nd March, 2008 to 5th April, 2009
Law and Equity in association with Hassan & Associates
Served as In-house Lawyer. Specialization on the property agreement, Deed of Mortgage, Irrevocable Power of Attorney, Tripartite Agreement for Sale etc.
Service Duration: 13th December, 2005 to till 1st January, 2008, (2 years).
My research interest includes Human Rights Law, Humanitarian Law, Government and Politics, Constitutional Law and Environmental Law.
Journals:
a. “Global Warming: A threat to the world” (2011) UAP Journal of Law published by UAP Centre for Legal Studies, (pp 60-68)
b. “Eve Teasing” (2010) UAP Journal of Law published by UAP Centre for Legal Studies, pp 70-74
c. ‘Women’s Human Rights Issues: Bangladesh Perspective’ (June 28, 2009) LAWASIA (Magazine)
d. Nazia Wahab, “Will Existing Decentralization Process of Bangladesh Demand for Federalism: Bangladesh on It’s Verge for Sustainable Development”, (Institute of Jurisprudence and International law (Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian National University, 2015),PP 366-371.
e. Main Author, ‘Women of Bangladesh Struggling against Domestic Violence: Critical Analysis of Existing Legal Framework, Gap and Scopes’, (2017) 1(2) Jagannath University Journal of Law.
f. Main author, “Adulterated Food Induced Female Infertility in Bangladesh: A Hindrance towards Achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs)” (Vol.3, No.3) Journal of Asian and African Social Science and Humanities, PP12-28. https://www.aarcentre.com/index.php/aarcentre/article/view/130
g. Nazia Wahab, Online Shopping and Consumer Rights Protection within Bangladesh: A Review of Current Laws and Regulations (2018) South Asian Law Review Journal, Volume 3 http://salrj.ccinternational.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Prof.-Nazia-Wahab.pdf
Books:
• Co-author: Penal Code 1860 with updated case Reference and Amendments (2013) (Law Book Company, Dhaka, Bangladesh)