Golam Kibria Sourav is an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. He obtained his LL.B. (Hon’s) and LL.M. degrees from the Faculty of Law, University of Dhaka. His expertise spans a diverse range of legal domains, including Artha Rin matters, Arbitration matters, Commercial Dispute Resolution, Writ matters, Civil and Criminal matters, Corporate Litigation and Documentation, Banking matters, Admiralty matters, Company matters, VAT, Tax and Custom Matters and Human Rights issues. His journey in the legal arena is enriched through volunteer work and active engagement in prestigious forums and workshops on human rights, social business, arbitration, and related fields. He distinguished himself by winning the Professor KAA Quamruddin Memorial Award for best academic excellence at the 15th Human Rights Summer School. As an editor and research associate, he has contributed to numerous books, journals, and legal publications. A committed advocate for social justice, he co-authored the chapter “Wrestle with Identity: Untouchability in the Process of Social Exclusion and Marginalization” in the book The Harijans of Bangladesh: Living with the Injustice of Untouchability (2016). His scholarly insights also extend to influential articles in national newspapers, where he addresses pressing legal and societal issues. He continues to advance his practice with a focus on equitable justice, combining rigorous legal acumen with a passion for societal transformation.