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Interim govt says support for reform consistent with democratic norms

Interim govt says support for reform consistent with democratic norms

"Ultimately, the decision rests with the people of Bangladesh. That is the democratic guarantee. Leadership does not negate that choice. It helps clarify it"

Planning Adviser Wahiduddin Mahmud. Photo: Collected

Issues of elderly persons to be included in reforms agenda: Planning Adviser

Illustration: TBS

Whither are the reforms?: With elections nearing, Bangladesh’s governance overhaul remains in limbo

Will the reform commissions’ recommendations be interpreted the same way by future governments? Photo: CA Press Wing

Can reforms ensure good governance?

There are approximately 30 million individuals belonging to marginalised communities, representing a rich diversity of cultural identities, races and ethnicities. Photo: TBS

Do the reforms address the marginalised populations?

Hefazat-e-Islam demands abolition of Women's Affairs Reform Commission

Hefazat-e-Islam demands abolition of Women's Affairs Reform Commission

Bangladesh Jatiya Sangsad. Photo: Collected

Commission proposes 300 reserved seats for women with direct polls

The Women Affairs Reform Commission submits its report to Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus at the State Guest House Jamuna on 19 April 2025. Photo: PID

Yunus urges swift implementation of Women's Affairs Reform Commission proposals

Reform initiative: Four more political parties place opinions

Reform initiative: Four more political parties place opinions

Law, Justice, and Parliamentary Affairs Adviser Asif Nazrul at a media briefing with CA Press Wing officials at the Foreign Service Academy briefing on 8 February 2025. Photo: Jahidul Islam/TBS

50% of short-term recommendations from 6 reform commissions can be implemented within a month: Asif Nazrul

Illustration: UNB

Reports of 6 reform commissions made publicly available

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Separate secretariat, political influence-free judiciary recommended

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus spoke today (5 February) at a function held at the State Guest House Jamuna in Dhaka. Photo: BSS

CA Yunus urges all to accept reform reports