Arifur Rahman

Arifur Rahman (he/him) is pursuing his DPhil in Law as a Dean’s Scholar at Oxford. His doctoral project explores the intersection of corporations, international law, and LGBT+ rights. He is the founder of Oxford’s LGBT+ Rights Discussion Group. He also holds law degrees from NYU Law and the University of Dhaka.

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Student Movements, the Right to Protest, and Bangladesh’s Human Rights Obligations

Student Movements, the Right to Protest, and Bangladesh’s Human Rights Obligations

In June 2024, students in Bangladesh protested against the reinstatement of the quota system by the High Court division that reserved, among others, 30% of the total public posts for the relatives of the 1971 liberation war heroes. ...
The Tension between Human Rights, Freedom of Dress and Public Morality

The Tension between Human Rights, Freedom of Dress and Public Morality

Regulations on dress are controversial in many jurisdictions, poised at the intersection between human rights and public morality. In countries where wearing particular attire is considered a threat to religious or cultural values, ...
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