Leaders of the National Citizen Party and Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami on Wednesday called on chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus to issue a constitutional order to give the July National Charter a firm legal and institutional foundation...
Gonoforum signed the July National Charter 2025 on Sunday, two days after 24 political parties endorsed the reform-centric document in a ceremony at South Plaza of the Jatiya Sangsad.
Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Friday described the signing moment of the July Memorial Charter-2025 as a great day and sees it as the beginning of New Bangladesh...
A total of 24 of the 30 political parties that had engaged in nearly a year-long dialogue with the National Consensus Commission to shape the country鈥檚 reform agenda signed the July National Charter on Friday at the South Plaza of the Jatiya Sangsad...
The parliament premises and the adjacent Manik Mia Avenue in Dhaka city turned into a confrontation zone on Friday afternoon as people calling themselves 鈥楯uly warriors鈥� clashed with law enforcers while protesting against the signing of the July charter.
Bangladesh interim government on Thursday extended the tenure of the National Consensus Commission (NCC) until October 31.
National Citizen Party (NCP) convener Nahid Islam on Thursday said the party would not participate in the signing ceremony of the July Charter until the draft order for its implementation is made public.
Bangladesh interim government chief adviser and head of National Consensus Commission Professor Muhammad Yunus will chair an urgent meeting of the NCC with political parties at the Foreign Service Academy in Dhaka this evening.
Leaders of three Islamic parties at a human chain in Dhaka on Tuesday called for a referendum on July Charter before the next election and the holding of the election with proportional representation system.
Religious affairs adviser AFM Khalid Hossain on Friday said that the July Charter would be signed on time and there was no uncertainty about its signing.
The Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, the Islami Andolan Bangladesh and the Bangladesh Khilafat Majlis on Friday held separate rallies in Dhaka to press home their five-point demand, including a legal basis for the July Charter, holding the next general election...
Political parties on Wednesday again split into two blocs over legitimising the proposed referendum to empower the next parliament to implement the July Charter, differing on whether it should be held before or alongside the upcoming Jatiya Sangsad elections...
Political parties on Wednesday again split into two blocs over legitimising the proposed referendum to empower the next parliament to implement the July Charter, differing on whether it should be held before or alongside the upcoming national election...
Attorney general Md Asaduzzaman on Friday said that there was no legal barrier to implementing the July Charter in line with the decision of the National Consensus Commission.
A rift has widened between the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and its long-time ally Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, with both sides trading words over the proposed proportional representation and the legal status of the July charter before the next general election...
Leaders of the 12-Party Alliance and the Left Democratic Alliance on Sunday demanded the legal basis of the July Charter to uphold the spirit of the July uprising...
BANGLADESH stands at a peculiar crossroads. Revolutions often end with the fall of a regime, leaving the victors to improvise their next steps. Rarely does the euphoria of an uprising give birth to a document that tries to discipline power itself. The July Charter is...
Leaders of several Islamic parties on Thursday called for the July Charter to be legally recognised through a constitutional order, asking that the next national elections in February 2026 should be held under its framework.
Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami secretary general Professor Mia Golam Porwar on Thursday called for holding polls under the Proportional Representation system based on the July Charter, creating a level playing field before the national elections.
The National Consensus Commission today held a review meeting at its office in Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban to examine expert opinions on the implementation of the July National Charter 2025.
The National Consensus Commission on Thursday held a meeting to finalise and implement the July National Charter 2025 at the conference room of the commission鈥檚 office in the National Parliament Building.
National Citizen Party convener Nahid Islam on Tuesday said that if the July Charter gets a legal basis, the party is ready for elections in February...
A panel of jurists on Sunday told the National Consensus Commission that the existing constitution offered no foolproof legal basis to adopt the July Charter, suggesting drawing on global constitutional theories to frame a new arrangement.
The National Citizen Party on Saturday said that a new constitution must be formulated through a constituent assembly to ensure a sustainable implementation of the July Charter.
Gonoforum has demanded that the July National Charter 2025, formulated by the National Consensus Commission, upholds the spirit of the War of Independence and retains the 1972 constitution in its revised form...
Six political parties on Wednesday, submitting their opinions on the draft July National Charter 2025, expressed different views, mostly focusing on the covenant part that prioritises the charter over the constitution and existing laws...
Leaders of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, 12-Party Alliance and Jatiyatabadi Samomona Jote on Wednesday voiced concerns over the proposals that place the July National Charter 2025 above the constitution and any court challenge...
THE Bangladesh Expatriates鈥� Rights Council鈥檚 demand for the recognition of the contribution of the expatriates to the 2024 July uprising, which toppled the authoritarian regime of the Awami League for a decade and a half on August 5, 2024, and their political inclusion in the July national charter 2025 merits justification. The council, a platform of expatriate Bangladeshis...
The Bangladesh Prabashi Adhikar Parishad on Tuesday demanded the recognition of the contributions of expatriates to the 2024 July uprising and their political inclusion in the July National Charter...
The Islami Andolan Bangladesh on Tuesday warned that no election could be held without implementing the promised reforms, visible trial of the July mass killings, legal recognition of the July Charter and the introduction of a proportional representation system in the general election...
