84 reform proposals with 50 dissenting notes in July Charter
The July National Charter 2025, signed by 24 political parties and the National Consensus Commission on Friday, has three components.
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July Charter signing today, some parties likely to skip
The interim government and the National Consensus Commission are prepared to organise the July National Charter 2025 signing ceremony in Dhaka today amid the abstention of several political parties.
July Charter signing by all parties still uncertain
The signing of the July National Charter 2025 by all 30 political parties that took part in the National Consensus Commission dialogue is still uncertain, with only a day left before the scheduled signing on Friday.
Parties get final version of July Charter
With several changes in wording, the National Consensus Commission on Tuesday sent the final version of the July National Charter 2025 to political parties.
Parties likely to聽get final July Charter today
The National Consensus Commission is set to share the final version of the July National Charter 2025 with 30 political parties today.
July Charter signing deferred
The National Consensus Commission on Saturday deferred the ceremony of signing the July National Charter 2025 from October 15 to October 17, Friday a weekly holiday, to ensure greater participation in the ceremony.
JULY CHARTER IMPLEMENTATION:聽Expert panel聽looks for unique method
The jurist panel formed by the National Consensus Commission again met -- on Saturday -- to look for a unique method to implement the July National Charter 2025 exploring a combination of a constitutional order, a referendum, and an option to seek advice from the Appellate Division.
NCC makes changes in聽July Charter
The National Consensus Commission on Thursday shared the final July National Charter 2025 with 30 political parties, keeping the provisions for incorporating the document into the constitution and the signatory parties鈥� commitment not to challenge it legally.
NCC to invite again parties to finalise method
The National Consensus Commission on Monday decided to invite again political parties to finalise suitable methods, including the issuance of a special constitutional order as suggested by experts, of implementing the July National Charter 2025.
Parties still聽split over methods
The responses of political parties to the National Consensus Commission鈥檚 call for recommendations on how to implement the July National Charter 2025 revealed persisting differences among themselves.
Revised July Charter draft in a day or two
The National Consensus Commission is set to circulate a revised draft of the July National Charter 2025 to political parties in a day or two for seeking final approval without further discussions on the document.
JULY CHARTER:聽NCC resumes talks with parties today聽
The National Consensus Commission is set to resume its dialogue with political parties today to finalise the draft July National Charter 2025 amid debates still going on some crucial issues of state reforms.
JULY CHARTER:聽12 parties suggest diverse adoption methods
Twelve more political parties responded to the National Consensus Commission on Friday, the final day for submitting opinions on the draft July National Charter 2025, proposing three different methods for adopting the charter.
July Charter signing date uncertain
The date of signing the July National Charter 2025 remains uncertain, as the National Consensus Commission is yet to finalise the draft charter while several political parties have vowed not to endorse it without a clear commitment to legally enforce the charter.
Parties divided over ways of July Charter implementation
Major political parties were divided on Wednesday over the procedures of implementation of the the July National Charter 2025...
NCC drafts July national charter
Political parties on Monday received the draft of the 鈥楯uly National Charter 2025鈥�, prepared by the National Consensus Commission, which would bind the parties to implement the consensus-based reforms within two years after the formation of the parliament.
