The average case resolution length is 9.5 years, restricting underprivileged populations' access to justice.
For centuries, half of humanity—women—have been systematically denied their rightful place at decision-making tables.
The judiciary has a critical role in interpreting the economic and social rights as essential to achieving the preamble’s broad aims.
The independence of the judiciary cannot be viewed in isolation; it is fundamentally tied to the health of democracy.
While demanding justice for those guilty of such wrongdoing is fair, being affiliated with a political party alone shouldn’t warrant such claims.
In most instances, legality and morality are at opposing poles of philosophical debates and pragmatic applications.
justice—where is justice?
If we believe that things will fall into place by just letting them take their course, we will end up with multiple catastrophes.
Now it must be ensured that the order is followed through.
Minara Begum could hardly speak to anyone since villagers dug her son's body out of a sand pile on Wednesday. Shell-shocked, she just shed tears silently, holding the boy's clothes tight.
The High Court yesterday set February 11 for delivering a verdict on appeals by three condemned militants of Huji, including its chief, in a case filed over the grenade attack on the then British envoy in 2004.
A housewife of a Hindu family has allegedly been raped twice by the same man in the span of just three days in Baniarchang upazila of Habiganj.
They call it "Long Man Society" and it is literally so. All the men in the club are at least six feet tall. Care to know why they formed it?
Justice seems to be a never-ending wait for the family of Felani Khatun.
For more than 44 years, Abdur Rouf Montu has been waiting for justice.
Justice seekers were happy with the apex court yesterday upholding the death penalty handed down to war criminal Motiur Rahman Nizami but they would have been happier if it confiscated his wealth as well to compensate the victims.
It was a long battle of a father.
Eminent writers, scholars and cultural activists have issued a joint statement voicing frustration over failure to bring the killers of writers and free thinkers to justice.
The four employees of an NGO, arrested in a case filed under the Human Trafficking Act over a month ago, were granted bail by a Dhaka court yesterday as a police probe found no proof of their involvement.
