Law & Court

December 28, 2024, 10:56 am

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Date molasses: A seasonal delight in high demand Brig Gen Azmi’s suspension order cancelled People must be relieved first before reforms: Debapriya Looking back at 2024: Tension remains in health sector, lack of priority implementation Lalmonirhat workers left in limbo as job scheme funding delayed Horse-drawn carts, the lifeline of char economy Dhope method transforming betel nut storage in Pirojpur Nationwide water transport strike disrupts cargo movement Ali Riaz: Reform needs political will Former IGP Benazir’s name in arson attack on Tripura community, 4 held

Law & Court

Introduce ‘maximum punishment’ for ‘blasphemy’, HC suggests JS

Staff Reporter The High Court has suggested that the Jatiya Sangsad consider introducing provisions for severe penalties, including the death penalty or life imprisonment, for “unnecessary, provocative, and indecent actions

ICT order can be appealed against: Asif Nazrul

TDS Desk To ensure the ‘sanctity of the judiciary’, people will be allowed to appeal against the interim orders issued by the International Crimes Tribunal, or ICT, says Law Advisor

Journalist Shafik Rehman granted bail

Staff Reporter Journalist Shafiq Rehman has been granted bail in a case filed against him for allegedly planning to kidnap and kill former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s son and her

Barrister Suman shifted to Habiganj jail

Habiganj Correspondent Former independent lawmaker Barrister Syed Sayedul Haque Suman has been shifted to Habiganj prison from Dhaka Central Jail. Superintendent of Habiganj Jail Md Mujibur Rahman confirmed the matter

Govt nods draft of ICT Ordinance to penalise political parties

TDS Desk The government has, in principle, approved the draft of the International Criminal Tribunal (ICT) Ordinance 2024, paving the way for taking action against the country’s political parties for

Chief prosecutor compares Ziaul Ahsan to Karadzic, the butcher of Bosnia

TDS Desk Mohammad Tajul Islam, the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), has compared former Director General of the National Telecommunication Monitoring Center (NTMC)