Books

1. Selected Articles by Zahidul Islam: 2005. Published by Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST), Dhaka, Bangladesh, July 2006.
2. Strengthening Family Courts. Published by Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST), Dhaka, Bangladesh, November 2006.

Articles in Journals

(2006) ‘The Confusions and Uncertainties Thwarting Family Courts’; Bangladesh Journal of Law, Vol. 10 Nos.1 & 2, June & December 2006; at pp. 97 – 118; Dhaka.

(2005) ‘Legitimate Expectation: Understanding how a view turned to a principle’; Bangladesh Journal of Law, Vol. 9 Nos.1 & 2 June & December 2005; at pp. 69 – 84; Dhaka.

Research Reports

(June, 2008)  ‘Evaluation Report on E-Food.Net, Haryana (a best practice in e-governance in India)’; Governance Knowledge Centre, Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances, Govt. of India.

(June, 2008)  ‘Evaluation Report on E-Health.Net, Haryana (a best practice in e-governance in India)’; Governance Knowledge Centre, Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances, Govt. of India.

(May, 2008)  ‘Evaluation Report on E-Jana Sampark, Chandigarh (a best practice in e-governance in India)’; Governance Knowledge Centre, Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances, Govt. of India.

(May, 2008)  ‘Evaluation Report on E-Sampark, Chandigarh (a best practice in e-governance in India)’; Governance Knowledge Centre, Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances, Govt. of India.

(December, 2008)  ‘Evaluation Report on Grameen Bank, Bangladesh (a best practice in micro-finance and poverty evaluation in Bangladesh)’ (upcoming); Governance Knowledge Centre, Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances, Govt. of India.

(June, 2007) ‘Report of the Study on the Advocacy Programme on the Use of Sections 54 and 167 of CrPC by the Police Officers’; PIL & Advocacy Cell, Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust; Dhaka, Bangladesh.

(February, 2006) ‘Looking into the Institutional Response to Monga’, PIL & Advocacy Cell, Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust; Dhaka, Bangladesh.

(October, 2005) ‘Towards identifying advocacy issues concerning Family Courts and Nari O Shishu Nirjaton Domon Tribunal’; PIL & Advocacy Cell, Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust; Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Select Newspaper Articles:

1. The Village Court: A neglected but potential rural justice forum
2. Judiciary must take bold steps to get rid of backlog of cases
3. India for DNA test in child maintenance suits
4. HIV Patients’ Right To Marry: Indian-Bangladeshi Laws In Perspective
5. Hartal, Recent SC Judgment and Vulnerable Public Interest
6. Whether HIV-AIDS Should Be a Ground for Divorce
7. Restricting Polygamy in Bangladesh
8. Overriding Jurisdiction of the Family Courts
9. The relevance of hartal as a political weapon
10. Executing Family Courts Decree: Part II
11. Executing Family Courts Decree: Part I
12. Mediation and the Family Courts
13. Familiarising Family Courts
14. Public Interest Litigation: An Outline
15. The Plight Of The Family Members Of The Outlaws
16. Crocodile Tears For Separation Of Judiciary
17. Access To Justice: A simple Explanation
18. Guaranteeing The Rights Of The Slum Dwellers
19. Adoption Laws In Islam: Some issues
20. Police Torture And Recent Court Directives
21. Self Assessment in Income Tax System: An Observation
22. Penalty and Prosecution Alone cannot prevent Tax Evasion
23. Some Thoughts For Bangladesh Police Reforms
24. Hartal: A Political Right Violating Some Fundamental Rights
25. Neither RAB Nor Any Other Force Can Serve The Purpose, Unless…
26. The Rights Of The Citizens Residing Abroad