| dc.description.abstract | Constitution of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh is the supreme law of the country
that manifests the rules and regulations, by which the State and its citizen shall be
governed. The principles incorporated in Part II shall be fundamental to the governance of
Bangladesh, shall be applied by the state in making of laws, shall be a guide to the
interpretation of the constitution and of the other laws of Bangladesh, and shall form the
basis of the work of the state and of its citizens, but shall not be judicially enforceable.
The government should also bear in mind that, those principles are the political
commitments to the people at large, and should not be kept unimplemented for a long
period of time. None knows when the government will achieve the goal of complete
implementation of the fundamental principles. However, if the judiciary’s hands remain
tied in protecting human rights, government might not be willing to ensure the
fundamental rights, which might go against their own interests, and the goal to achieve
access to justice and uphold rule of law will remain as dream. | en_US |
