rule of law
US urges all political parties in Bangladesh to respect rule of law
The US has called on all political parties in Bangladesh to respect the rule of law and refrain from violence, harassment and intimidation.
Is civilisation in decline, clashing or rejuvenating?
Rising uncertainties are making global compromise and cooperation more unlikely
Why Bilkis Bano’s rapists should be behind bars
Men who raped Bilkis Bano during 2002 Gujarat riots allowed to walk free on the same day that PM Modi promised to make the nation a better place for women.
Govt report on enforced disappearance masks a bigger problem
Justice for the victims of enforced disappearance must be ensured
Don’t normalise living in fear
Bangladesh is a nation that is being carried almost entirely by the labour of its underprivileged and uneducated people, who slave away at garment factories and toil abroad to send back remittances.
Venezuelan security forces killed hundreds: UN
Venezuelan security forces suspected of killing hundreds of demonstrators and alleged criminals enjoy immunity from prosecution, indicating that the rule of law is "virtually absent" in the country, the United Nations says.
Rule of law or the will of some?
Even if the police establish Babul's involvement in the murder, they cannot force him to resign using it as a bargaining weapon. The police do not have such jurisdiction and any such action is unlawful. Babul's fate must be decided by the court. If found guilty and convicted, he will automatically be unfit to hold his job in the police force.
Editorial / The stakes are way high
Bangladesh, despite making some significant improvements in economy, is yet to establish an egalitarian society based on accountability and the rule of law.
Noted citizens for decentralising power
Noted citizens stresses the need for decentralisation of power to strengthen democratic institutions and ensure the rule of law.
US urges all political parties in Bangladesh to respect rule of law
The US has called on all political parties in Bangladesh to respect the rule of law and refrain from violence, harassment and intimidation.
Is civilisation in decline, clashing or rejuvenating?
Rising uncertainties are making global compromise and cooperation more unlikely
Why Bilkis Bano’s rapists should be behind bars
Men who raped Bilkis Bano during 2002 Gujarat riots allowed to walk free on the same day that PM Modi promised to make the nation a better place for women.
Govt report on enforced disappearance masks a bigger problem
Justice for the victims of enforced disappearance must be ensured
Don’t normalise living in fear
Bangladesh is a nation that is being carried almost entirely by the labour of its underprivileged and uneducated people, who slave away at garment factories and toil abroad to send back remittances.
Venezuelan security forces killed hundreds: UN
Venezuelan security forces suspected of killing hundreds of demonstrators and alleged criminals enjoy immunity from prosecution, indicating that the rule of law is "virtually absent" in the country, the United Nations says.
Rule of law or the will of some?
Even if the police establish Babul's involvement in the murder, they cannot force him to resign using it as a bargaining weapon. The police do not have such jurisdiction and any such action is unlawful. Babul's fate must be decided by the court. If found guilty and convicted, he will automatically be unfit to hold his job in the police force.
The stakes are way high
Bangladesh, despite making some significant improvements in economy, is yet to establish an egalitarian society based on accountability and the rule of law.
Noted citizens for decentralising power
Noted citizens stresses the need for decentralisation of power to strengthen democratic institutions and ensure the rule of law.
Excessive use of force - a remnant of colonial rule?
The deviation of policemen in the form of criminal acts and other illegal activities are always deplorable as they shake the foundation of society by eroding faith and trust in the rule of law.
