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    Abortion under International Law and Shari'ah: A Brief Comparison
    (Eastern University, 2019-12-01) Zahid, Anowar
    Abortion is a denial of the right to life, which is the most important of all human rights because the enjoyment of other rights depends on the existence of life. Hence, national and international laws provide for the protection of this right. However, there may be circumstances in which abortion is unavoidable. For this reason, abortion should neither be freely allowed nor should it be totally denied. This paper would moot and test this proposition under international law and Islamic law from a comparative perspective.
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    Work-Family Conflict in the context of Bangladesh
    (Eastern University, 2018-12-01) Zahid, Anowar
    This is an empirical Study that examines the ways people working in different organization in Bangladesh experience conflict between their work and family responsibilities. Work-Family Conflict (WFC) Scores of the respondents were measured by using the modified inventory of WFC developed by Kopelmanet.al (1983).It was found that an overwhelming majority of the respondents experienced moderate or high level of WFC. It was also found that the respondents did not differ significantly among themselves in perceiving WFC in terms of most of the demographic and other external variables. It was only in relation to the number of dependents and occupational status of their spouses that they differed significantly from one another.

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