Public Service Act 2018
Disclosure of assets by state officials a much-needed step
Authorities must check corruption by government employees
Don’t reward corrupt, negligent public servants
Bangladesh needs an accountable, service-oriented administrative system
With great power comes great scrutiny. State officials aren't above it
Draft service rules raise concerns of further corruption in public sector
Can a bureaucrat-reliant ACC really be independent?
The recent decision to empower the secretary does not bode well for the Anti-Corruption Commission
Stop protecting the corrupt
We applaud the High Court for declaring illegal Section 41 (1) of the Public Service Act, 2018, a provision that required law enforcers to get prior approval from the government or relevant agencies if they wanted to detain government officials in criminal cases – a provision that should not have been formulated in the first place.
HC questions legality of Section 42 of Public Service Act
The High Court questions the legality of Section 42 of the Public Service Act-2018, according to which a civil servant will not be dismissed for criminal offences unless they are sentenced to at least one-year imprisonment.
Disclosure of assets by state officials a much-needed step
Authorities must check corruption by government employees
Don’t reward corrupt, negligent public servants
Bangladesh needs an accountable, service-oriented administrative system
With great power comes great scrutiny. State officials aren't above it
Draft service rules raise concerns of further corruption in public sector
Can a bureaucrat-reliant ACC really be independent?
The recent decision to empower the secretary does not bode well for the Anti-Corruption Commission
Stop protecting the corrupt
We applaud the High Court for declaring illegal Section 41 (1) of the Public Service Act, 2018, a provision that required law enforcers to get prior approval from the government or relevant agencies if they wanted to detain government officials in criminal cases – a provision that should not have been formulated in the first place.
HC questions legality of Section 42 of Public Service Act
The High Court questions the legality of Section 42 of the Public Service Act-2018, according to which a civil servant will not be dismissed for criminal offences unless they are sentenced to at least one-year imprisonment.