Fundamental Rights in Bangladesh: A Critical Overview

Abstract

This research monograph is focused on the Fundamental Rights in Bangladesh: A Critical Overview. The right to freedom as guaranteed by the constitution of Bangladesh classified as: (a) freedom of movement, of assembly and of association (art. 36-38) (b) freedom of thought and conscience, and of speech (art. 39) (c) freedom of profession (d) freedom of religion. of each state, peaceful assembly and association. The fundamental rights are defined as basic human freedoms for every citizen of a country for proper and harmonious development of his life. The language of fundamental rights is understood and utilized by the people in very diverse circumstances and these rights have become indispensible to understand of how human being should be treated by one another and by national bodies. The object 6 of this thesis is to explore the nature, value of fundamental rights which guaranteed in Bangladesh Constitution as well as its extent of basic and legal necessity. An attempt has also been made to analysis the constitutional measures to protect and enforce of these rights. Finally some recommendations have been placed.