Dhaka: The judiciary reform commission (JRC) established by the interim government has introduced a new website aimed at gathering public opinions to facilitate necessary reforms within the judiciary. This initiative seeks to involve various stakeholders in the reform process by soliciting their input and suggestions. According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the website includes specific questions tailored to collect feedback from different groups, including justice officials, lawyers, and court-related employees. The commission has invited these stakeholders to submit their responses via the website, www.jrc.gov.bd, by December 7. In addition to the online questionnaire, the commission has encouraged individuals to send any specific proposals for judiciary reform. Proposals can be submitted in soft copy via email to [email protected] or [email protected], and in printed form to the commission's address at the Judicial Administration Training Institute, 15 College Road, Dhaka-1000. This dual submission met hod ensures that all voices can be heard and considered in the ongoing reform efforts.
