Md. Arifujjaman

International sport depends on a simple bargain: athletes accept risks, including physical and monetary, but governing bodies accept responsibility.

Bangladesh’s constitution promises equal legal protection for all, yet millions of citizens, especially in the rural areas, are left out of the justice process due to distance, delay, and exploitation.

Historic move expected to reshape court governance and restore public trust in justice delivery.

What was once a settled chapter has been reopened with constitutional force and political consequence.

Legal autonomy still remains a goal rather than a guarantee.