Enforceability of the Fundamental rights under the Constitutional scheme of Bangladesh :A Critical analysis

Abstract

This comprehensive thesis delves into the intricate landscape of fundamental rights' enforceable within the constitutional framework of Bangladesh. The analysis, encompassing constitutional provisions, legal structures, and judicial precedents, meticulously identifies existing challenges and proffers nuanced reforms. By meticulously exploring legislative, judicial, socio-economic, and cultural dimensions, the research advocates for a holistic and integrated approach to navigate the complexities inherent in ensuring the efficacy of fundamental rights. The study's findings not only shed light on prevalent issues but also offer insightful recommendations for addressing them. These recommendations include the imperative implementation of anti-discrimination legislation, enhancements in judicial processes, proactive initiatives for public awareness, and the cultivation of international collaborations. Such multifaceted recommendations contribute significantly to the ongoing discourse on safeguarding individual liberties, presenting valuable perspectives that could catalyze the continual evolution and enhancement of the legal framework governing fundamental rights in Bangladesh.

Keywords: Enforcement, Writ, Fundamental Right, Constitutions, Human Rights,fundamental principles, state policy, governance, judiciary, rule of law