KM Rakibul Islam is a distinguished interdisciplinary professional, blending expertise in law, sociology of law, academia, and migration research. He is currently advancing his scholarly pursuits through a PhD program in the Sociology of State, Law, and Justice at Coimbra University, Portugal. His professional tenure includes roles as a university lecturer and practicing lawyer in Bangladesh, where he held the position of Senior Lecturer at Green University of Bangladesh and served as an Advocate at the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. Islam's academic credentials are robust, with advanced degrees in Constitutional Law and Human Rights from Umeå University, and Sociology of Law from Lund University, both located in Sweden. His research focuses predominantly on the sociology of law, addressing critical issues surrounding global migration, migrant rights, and the influence of legal frameworks on vulnerable populations. His investigations delve into the impacts of populism on vulnerable migrants, the adaptive strategies of migrant workers, and the practical enforcement of fundamental rights. In addition to his academic and legal pursuits, Islam contributes significantly to scholarly discourse as an Assistant Editor at the Green University Review of Social Sciences. His multilingual proficiency spans Bangla (mother tongue), English, Swedish, Hindi, Urdu, Nepalese, and Assamese, enhancing his ability to communicate and conduct research across diverse cultural settings. As a versatile scholar and practitioner, KM Rakibul Islam is committed to tackling complex challenges in migration, law, and social justice through an interdisciplinary approach. His work not only pushes the boundaries of academic knowledge but also seeks to inform policy-making and promote a more inclusive and equitable society.