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Nature’s Sovereignty Is Not a Grant
Biophysical limits of Nature, the conflict inside Rights, and the case for Natural Rights Led Governance Nature is not sovereign because humans grant it rights, rather Earth’s biophysical laws set the non-negotiable conditions for life. Law can recognize that fact. It cannot create it, and it cannot repeal it. Natural Rights Led Governance identifies this hierarchy and draws institutional consequences. NRLG principles have specified that nature is a rights-bearing sovereign s
M. Zakir Hossain Khan
Oct 1311 min read
The Milestone Tragedy: How Negligence in Aviation and Urban Planning Led to a National Catastrophe
It was like any other day in July, scorching hot in Dhaka, Bangladesh. A schoolyard was just about to fill with the noisy chatting of...
Alkuma Rumi
Oct 6, 20258 min read
Dhaka Without Nature? Rethinking Urban Sustainability
A Boy in the Heat It is late July, and Dhaka feels like a city on fire. In a narrow lane of Sutrapur, twelve-year-old Rafiq tries to...
M. Zakir Hossain Khan, Sabrin Sultana, Fuad Hassan
Sep 25, 20256 min read
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