Rajshahi Advocate Bar Association

Rajshahi Advocate Bar Association was established in 1868 during the British rule of India.^[2]

Following the November 2005 Bangladesh court bombing by Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen, targeting judges for enforcing the secular legal system of Bangladesh, the Rajshahi Advocate Bar Association brought out protests in Rajshahi with black flags.^[3] It also protested the 2005 Jhalakathi bombing targeting judges.^[4]

In February 2019, the Rajshahi Advocate Bar Association punished 16 lawyers aligned with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party for embezzling 12.8 million BDT from the benevolent fund of the Association.^[5]

• Ghulam Arieff Tipoo, Chief Prosecutor, International Crimes Tribunal^[6][7]