| dc.description.abstract | Abstract— Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in Bangladesh has developed significantly in
recent years, marking a profound departure from traditional adversarial judicial proceedings.
As a vital component of constitutional jurisprudence, PIL is rooted in the necessity of
safeguarding public interests and addressing the infringement of collective public rights. It
serves as a crucial mechanism for protecting the fundamental rights of society and delivering
social justice to economically and socially marginalized populations. Recently, PIL has
emerged as a potent force within the justice system of Bangladesh, drawing immense interest
from social and political activists who view it as a transformative tool for societal change.
This study evaluates the efficacy of recent judicial rulings on PIL, examines the concept of
social justice as articulated through various landmark judgments in Bangladesh, and explores
potential pathways for structural reform. | en_US |
