One year after the fall of the Awami government in the July uprising, Bangladesh’s interim Law Ministry has reported sweeping reforms. Highlights include judicial transparency, digital courts, Supreme Court appointment reforms, and withdrawal of over 15,000 politically motivated cases. The ministry also introduced victim compensation, online bail bond services, and e-family courts. It has supported new national commissions and appointed a record number of legal officers. These efforts mark a significant shift toward justice, accountability, and democratic legal processes.
Following the fall of the fascist Awami government on August 5 last year due to a student-people-led uprising, the interim government assumed office on August 8. Since then, the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs has publicly released a detailed summary of its achievements over the past year.
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