The Judiciary Reform Commission (JRC), set up by the interim government, has launched a new website to gather opinions from people about needed changes in the country’s judiciary system.
The website is designed to help collect views from different groups, such as judges, lawyers, and court workers, to understand what reforms are necessary.
The website, which can be found at (http://www.jrc.gov.bd),
includes specific questions for various stakeholders to share their thoughts and suggestions.
The JRC has asked everyone involved in the justice system to take part by answering the questions on the website before December 7.
In addition to answering the questions, the commission is also inviting anyone with ideas for specific reforms to send them in.
People can submit their proposals in two ways: by email to either bangladeshjrc@gmail.com or info@jrc.gov.bd, or they can send printed copies to the commission’s office at the Judicial Administration Training Institute, located at 15 College Road, Dhaka-1000.
The commission is encouraging all those interested to contribute their views and help shape the future of the country`s judicial system.
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