Message Vice

Chancellor

I am happy to learn that the students of 10th batch of the Department of Law &
Human Rights are publishing a souvenir on the eve of their graduation. I take this
opportunity to felicitate all the students who are involved in its publication. The
souvenir of the 10th batch is the reflection of the overall achievements of the
batch.

We now live in a globalized world with numerous challenges. We must equip our
law students with the legal knowledge to face the challenges. At the same time,
they should learn to appreciate the finer aspects of life e.g. art, music, and
literature. I also expect our graduates to have high moral values and set ethical
standards for others to emulate. I am happy to see that our Department of Law &
Human Rights has been making contributions in this light. I am confident that the
students of 10th batch of Law & Human Rights will march forward to achieve their
lofty goals in the days ahead.

I wish them every success in life and hope that they will make all endeavors in
practical life to use their knowledge gained at the UAP.

Professor Dr. Jamilur Reza Choudhury

Vice Chancellor

University of Asia Pacific

 Message of the Pro Vice Chancellor

I am glad to know that the students of 10th batch of Department of Law & Human
Rights are going to publish a souvenir on the occasion of their graduation.
Managing time to publish a souvenir amidst tight academic schedule is an
enormous task and I congratulate all the concerned for their efforts to make this
souvenir a reality.

The students of this batch will be stepping into the realms of the challenging 21st
century reality. With the nurturing by a group of dynamic and resourceful
teachers, the students have shaped their capabilities and capacities to face the
challenge.

I hope that the students of this batch will uphold the image of UAP wherever they
go by being brand ambassadors of UAP.

I wish the 10th batch of Law & Human Rights every success in life.

Prof. Dr. M. R. Kabir

Pro Vice Chancellor

University of Asia Pacific

 Message of the Registrar

It is indeed a matter of great pleasure to know that the students of ioth batch of
Department of Law & Human Rights are going to publish a souvenir on the
occasion of their graduation. I congratulate all those who have worked hard
towards the publication of this souvenir. This is a praiseworthy initiative by the
students of the ioth batch.

I am sure that the avid readers will be benefitted from the contents of the
souvenir as it reflects the activities of the Department. I believe it will also
encourage others to publish similar memoir in the future.

I wish the 10th batch every success in life and hope that they will make all
endeavors in practical life to use their knowledge gained at UAP.

Dr. Md. Abdul Mazid

Registrar

University of Asia Pacific

Message

I am pleased to learn that the students of 10th batch, Department of Law and
Human Rights, University of Asia Pacific (UAP), are going to publish a souvenir on
the occasion of their forthcoming graduation. I, therefore, highly appreciate the
efforts of the students who are involved in this and wish the endeavor a grand
success. My experience as a teacher of you has given me the firm belief that you
will achieve your most desired goals and make the department and the university
proud. I have also the deepest personal belief that you all will contribute to bring
positive changes in our society.

I look forward to reading the souvenir.

MasumSaifurRahman

Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh.

Message

Writing something about some intellectual fellows, to whom I rendered my

academic deliberation on Intellectual Property Law, is an honour but seemed
difficult since I have to struggle for expressing my warmth in a short paragraph.
Despite the limitation of my words' stock, I candidly explicit the best wishes to
you as the legal graduates almost. I still can remember the very first day of this
department though today, your farewell has been arranged as the passing out
ceremony of the 10th batch. Comparing with a 10000 meters marathon run, you
current position is equivalent to the mere finishing of 200 meters only. The
success of this tiny span of life will drive you to complete the rest. In a certain
stage of your total life I don't want to assess your achievements considering
your higher professional position or amount of wealth rather I would be glad to
meet you as an enlightened personality. It's your education which increases the
burden of responsibilities, the accountabilities to the humanity. Undeniably, you
are fortunate enough whereas you have availed the right to education but in this
day of cheers, never forget them to whom, education is still an opportunity.
Among the graduates of all disciplines, legal graduates carry the distinguished
identity because by dint of their service they can rescue the society diligently. A
country receives its utmost failure due to the silence or contaminated role of the
bad lawyers. Hence, now, you decide where you desire to see your lovely
motherland. Before starting every day, remember your objectives and embrace
the plan how to execute them. After completing your graduation, you may go for
vacation for some days but never leave your mind vacant for an hour.

To sum up, I can assure that once, you might be busy with your career or might be
out of sight, yet you will stay in the heart as you are today.

Md. Rabiul Islam

Lecturer

Department of Law & Justice

Jahangirnagar University
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Three Universal Laws--

Zenith Alam
Roll-47
1. Your life is a reflection of what you desire, and what you believe you may
have of what you desire.
2. All caused effect is ultimately experienced by the Self (the law of cause
and effect).
3. If you and your society believe you are inherently good, you will make
decisions and laws that are life affirming and constructive.