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HC restores SC control over lower judiciary

The High Court on Tuesday ordered the government to establish a separate secretariat in the Supreme Court in three months after investing full disciplinary control over subordinate judges in the apex court.

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Judiciary’s call for independence no bid for hegemony: CJ

Chief justice Syed Refaat Ahmed on Sunday emphasised that the judiciary’s demand for an independent Supreme Court secretariat should not be read as a bid to grab power, but rather as part of a long-standing struggle for institutional parity with the executive and the legislature.

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Law ministry issues gazette of two rules

The president on Monday gave approval to the Bangladesh Judicial Service Formation Rules, 2025, that stated that 25 per cent officials in law and judiciary would be appointed outside from members of Bangladesh judicial service...

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Judiciary remains structurally compromised: CJ

Chief justice Syed Refaat Ahmed on Thursday warned that judicial independence in the country remains structurally compromised. Without meaningful reform, he cautioned, the country’s democratic governance and legal progress are at a serious risk.

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Govt should in no way push five commissions to fringe

FIVE commissions, out of the 11 that the interim government has instituted to effect reforms in state governance, appear to have largely been sidelined whilst the government appears busy with the six commissions. The six commissions on electoral system reforms, police administrative reforms, judiciary reforms, anti-corruption reforms, public administration reforms and...

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Lower court judges renew call for establishing separate judicial secretariat

Lower court judges on Saturday renewed their call for a separate judicial secretariat under the Supreme Court, citing recurring conflicts with the executive due to the Supreme Court’s lack of control over appointments, transfers, promotions, and disciplinary actions in the lower judiciary...

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Legal notice asks NCP’s Sarjis to offer apology

A Supreme Court lawyer on Saturday sent a legal notice to National Citizen Party’s chief coordinator (northern region) Sarjis Alam, demanding an unconditional public apology for a Facebook post deemed disrespectful to the judiciary...

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JUDICIARY REFORM: HC benches in divisions, upazila courts proposed

The Judiciary Reform Commission has proposed the establishment of a separate secretariat for the judiciary, permanent attorney service, an independent investigation agency, the creation of permanent benches of the High Court Division in all divisional cities, and expanding district courts to upazilas across the country...

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Independent judiciary: struggle for justice

THE judiciary stands at a crossroads, grappling with the dual challenges of maintaining independence while navigating the turbulent waters of political influence. The essence of a robust judicial system lies in its ability to function free of fetters of the executive, ensuring that justice is not merely an abstract ideal but a tangible reality for all citizens. This...

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Judiciary reform: Experts for complete overhaul

Political interference, inefficiency, corruption and a lack of independence have eroded the judiciary and a comprehensive overhaul of the judiciary is needed to improve the situation, experts said at a dialogue on Monday.

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Judiciary Reform Commission to meet Carter Centre, FBCCI

The Judiciary Reform Commission formed by Bangladesh’s interim government is scheduled to exchange views with the delegation of the Carter Centre and Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry on Sunday as part of its consultation with stakeholders.

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Political will must for separation of judiciary

Professionals from various fields, including politicians, jurists, academics, and journalists at a discussion in Dhaka on Friday called for a clear separation of powers among the three state...

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Judicial secretariat under SC is long overdue

THIS is unacceptable that the judiciary has not enjoyed effective separation from other state organs and has not been truly independent, even though the constitution declares in unambiguous terms that the state ‘shall ensure the separation of the judiciary from the executive organs of the state’. On November 1, 2007, the then caretaker government...