Jubair Kasem Khan

 QUALIFICATIONS
• Passionate law lecturer with over 6 years of teaching and research experience in various universities around
the world
• Avid writer published in several international journals including the Juridical Tribune, European Journal of
Business and Management, ESTEEM Academic Journal, International Journal of Ethics in Social Sciences,
Current Law Review and so on.
• Outstanding public speaker who has presented in many international conferences to various audiences
TEACHING EXPERIENCE

• Areas of focus: International Law of Crimes & Terrorism, Fundamentals of Human Rights Law, Legal
Research, Jurisprudence
• Developed and prepared course outline, course calendar, lesson plan, tutoring sessions and schedule for all
students
• Evaluated the student’s achievements and maintained cumulative records for the purpose of assessments
• Supervised and provided guidance to students to ensure they excel with activities inside and outside
classrooms

• Areas of focus: International Law on Refugee, Migrants and Stateless Persons, Principles of Civil Litigation,
Legal Research and Research Monograph, Law of Equity and Trust
• Prepared all instructional activities including course preparation, lesson planning and exams
• Provided academic support to the students and services to the department and administration
• Incorporated direct instruction, discussion, and cooperative work to promote student engagement
International Islamic University Chittagong Mar ’15 – Dec ’16
Law Lecturer Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Areas of focus: Law of Human Rights, Law of Alternative Dispute Resolutions, Consumer & Competition
Law, International Law
• Prepared course outline, lesson plan, tutorial and conduct tutorial and practical classes
• Conducted all activities necessary for taking time to time class tests, mid-term and final term examinations
• Held weekly personal and academic coaching for students to improve their time management, organization,
and study skills
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

• Dedicated full time attention to the interest of the university and carried out all other duties determined by the
principal researcher
• Assisted in technical and administrative work, prepared, and filled all project paperwork, procurement,
inventory, and accounting
• Tracked detailed account and log of all activities performed for the research project
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Harun M. Hashim Law Centre, International Islamic University Malaysia Nov ’11 – Oct ‘ 13
Graduate Research Assistant (part-time) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Assisted the department in curriculum related matters as required by the Higher Education Committee of
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• Assisted in editorial activities for academic publications, correspondence with inquiries, contributors and
evaluators
ADMINISTRATIVE JOB EXPERIENCE
Ahmad Ibrahim Faculty of Laws (Postgraduate and Research), IIUM, Malaysia June ’14 – December ‘ 14
Administrative Staff (part-time) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Provided direct assistance to the students, staffs and faculties and worked collaboratively with other units to
support the overall development of the faculty
• Assisted in technical and administrative work, prepared, and filled all paperwork, procurement, inventory, and
accounting
• Conducted workshops and seminar for the interest of the faculty and Performed related duties as assigned
Student Affairs and Development Division, IIUM, Malaysia June ’12 – January ‘ 14
Mahallah (Hostel) Administrative Assistant (part-time) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Responsibility to update all correspondence files, student personal files and managed student information
databases and resolves issues with student records and transactions
• Assisted students with navigating and accessing information relating to the hostel
• Performed related duties as assigned by the hostel manager
PUBLICATIONS IN JOURNALS
“Does the Laws of Armed Conflict Adequate Enough to Protect the Environment During International Armed
Conflict? A Legal Critique”, Juridical Tribune, Vol. 8(Special), (2018): 174-191.
“E-Surveillance Vis-À-Vis Privacy Rights: An Analysis of Western and the Sharīʿah Perspectives”
European Journal of Business and Management, Vol 8(4), (2016): 89-101.
“The Conflict between National Security and Individual Privacy Rights in Malaysia- Where do the Courts
Stand?” ESTEEM Academic Journal, Vol. 11 (2), (2015): 60-71.
“E-Surveillance Vis-à-Vis Digital Privacy Rights under the Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
Act- 2006: Inquesting of New Hope or Hype?”, International Journal of Ethics in Social Sciences, Vol.
3(2), (2015): 77-88.
“The Factual Confrontation of the Expansion of Permanent Members of the UN Security Council for
Persuading Larger Freedom: A Proposal for the UN Reformation”, International Journal of Ethics in
Social Sciences, Vol. 3(2), (2015): 51-54.
“Constitutional Protection of Privacy Rights Verses Imposition of E-Surveillance for Assuring National
Security: An Inquest on the Information and Communication Technology Act- 2006”, Uttara University Law
Journal, Vol. 2(1), (2015): 87-96.
“Electronic Surveillance, Privacy and National Security: Concepts, Analysis – In A Nutshell”
Current Law Review, Vol. 4, (2014): 36-69.
PRESENTATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
“Protection of Women Hygiene and the Laws of War: A Critical Analysis” The 4th World Conference on
Women’s Studies, Colombo, Sri Lanka, (May 2018).
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“Conflicts over Enforcement of E-Surveillance and Protection of Privacy Rights in Transnational Levels: A
Critical Analysis on EU and International Treaties” INTRAlaw Colloquium, Aarhus University, Denmark
(September 2016).
“Privacy Rights Vis-à-Vis Surveillance Under International Conventions: Cases and Commentaries”
Global Conference on Business and Social Science, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (December 2014).
“Moving towards an “Eagle-Eyed” Society: Malaysian Perspective”
“The Frenzy Effectiveness of International Human Rights Treaties in Bangladesh”
International Conference on Law, Order & Criminal Justice, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (November 2014).
“Electronic Surveillance and Privacy Concern in Malaysia: A Quest for Consensus”
International Conference on Law and Society III, University of Istanbul, Turkey (June 2014).
“Legal Pluralism and Its Influence in Shaping the Current Legal System in Malaysia”
“Freedom of Expression through Internet: Case of You Tube’s Innocence of Muslims”
International Conference on Law and Society II, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (September 2013).
“Online Defamation Through Social Media: An Attempt to Reconciliation between Free Speech & Cyber
harassment”
“Patient Autonomy in Modern Healthcare Setting: The Rise and Decline of Medical Paternalism”
UnisZA Postgraduate Research Conference, Terengannu, Malaysia (September 2013)
SKILLS
• Mastery in Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint);
• Outstanding oratory or presentation capacity in front of any audience;
EDUCATION
Bangor University Wales, UK
LLM in International Criminal Law and Human Rights Result: Distinction 2018
Dissertation: Killing the Doctrine of the Presumption of Innocence: A Jurisprudential Analysis of Press
Freedom and its Effects on Fair Trial in the UK
International Islamic University of Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Master of Comparative Laws (MCL) GPA 3.42/4.0 2015
Dissertation: Privacy Issues in Electronic Surveillance in Malaysia: A Comparative Analysis Between Common
Law and the Sharīʿah.
International Islamic University Chittagong Chittagong, Bangladesh
Bachelor of Laws (LLB Honors) GPA 3.80/4.0 2011
THREE REFERENCES
Ms. Chaynee Hodgetts (LLM
supervisor)
Lecturer in Law
School of Law
Bangor University, UK
Bangor Gwynedd, LL57 2DG
P: +44 (0) 1248 38 2219
E: [email protected]
Dr. Alison Mawhinney
Professor of Human Rights
Law
Head of School
Bangor University, UK
Bangor Gwynedd, LL57 2DG
P: +44 (0) 1248 38 8204
E:[email protected]

University (CIU)
Minhaj Complex, 12, Jamal
Khan Road, Bangladesh.
P: +880 18 1267 8487
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