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Protection of HR a must for sustainable dev: Dr Kamal
Eminent lawyer Dr Kamal Hussain yesterday described state as the most powerful vehicle to harness all resources for people's welfare meeting their basic demands, reports BSS.
'The power behind that vehicle must be exercised properly and In an Impartial manner so that people’s interest can be protected without any disparity." he said.
Dr Kamal Hussain was giving his presidential speech at the concluding session of a three-dav international seminar on 'sustainable development. human rights and regional cooperation" held at Sonargaon Hotel.
International Law Association. International Committee on Legal Aspects of Sustainable Development apd Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative jointly organised the seminar in collaboration with Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust ana Bangladesh Institute of Law and International Affairs.
The concluding session was attended by Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Advocate Abdul Matin Khasru. Chief Justice ATM Afzal. Barrister Sayed Istiaque Ahmed. Barrister Amirul Islam. senior lawyers and legal experts from home and abroad.
Dr Kamal Hussain stressed the need for integrating the united efforts for protecting human rights with the national efforts which would firmly help uphold people's basic rights.
He also called for sharing the experiences on human rights with other countries and said such exchange would
greatly benefit the people's expectation to have their all rights fulfilled.
The concluding function was also addressed by Brian Bur-dekin of United Nations. Dr Nico Schriiver of the Netherlands. Prof. Paul De Waart of Canada. Judy Kallapan of South Africa and Justice Krishna Iyer of India.
Justice Krishna Iyer, describing life as harder in a developing country, said that Bangladesh had a great future with the present commitment for upholding human rights as well as bringing about a positive change through the development efforts.
Brian Burdekin said he was deeply impressed by the level of commitment at government, non-government and other stages to protect human rights in Bangladesh. "This determined challenge is sure to lead Bangladesh towards its desired goal." he observed.
Prof. Paul De Waart referred to poverty and other adverse aspects in Bangladesh and said this country would surely be able to protect human rights with its present determination to do that.
Judy Kallapan was also highly appreciative of the commitment he had witnessed here towards social Justice and said sustainable development would be possible with fulfilment of people's rights and privileges as tn«y deserved.
All the speakers were of the opinion that the social perspective must be built in favour of those who had been socialy victimised over the years.