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PM for society based on justice

UNB, Dhaka
Prime Minister Khaleda Zia has called upon the judges to play the leading role in establishing a society based on justice.
"The truth and justice will be
established, wrong and injustice will be removed, and democracy and development will be consolidated when the judges will be able to ensure justice in the greater interest of the majority," she said.
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The prime minister was addressing the foundation laying ceremony of the Judicial Administrative Training Institute Complex (JATIC) at College Road near Curzon Hall in the city yesterday afternoon.
She said: "Only a small section of the society commits crimes. So the judges have to play the leading role in establishing a just society."
Chief Justice Mainur Reza Chowdhury, Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Barrister Moudud Ahmed, State Minister Barrister M Shahjahan Omar, World Bank Country Director Frederick T Temple and Secretary in-charge of the Ministry for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs M Asaduzzaman also addressed the function.
Ministers, MPs, judges, lawyers, diplomats and senior officials were present at the foundation laying ceremony of the seven storied building to be built on a 93000-sqf land at a cost of Tk 110.47 crore.
The World Bank, Canada and Denmark are providing financial assistance to construct the cmplex under the 'Legal and Judicial Capacity Building Project' of the Ministry for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs.
The Prime Minister in her address hoped that the new infrastructure would help improve the efficiency of the judicial system.
She listed the measures taken by the alliance government and the previous BNP government to ensure justice to all as recognised by the Constitution.
The prime minister mentioned that her government launched the Legal Aid System to ensure justice to the poor, established Legal Commission during 1991-96 period and formulated the Women and Children Oppression Act in 1995.
Referring to the introduction of arbitration system, the prime minister said it would help maintain a cordial relation between the plaintiffs and the accused and ensure social discipline and security.
She said the Speedy Trial Tribunal Act (STTA) introduced by the present government will ensure quick justice and said adding that the tough law was enacted to check serious crimes like acid attack.