The National Consensus Commission yesterday made last-minute changes to the July charter, retaining the Proclamation of Independence in the constitution and adding provisions for legal indemnity for July uprising activists.

Uncertainty continues to loom over the signing of the July Charter, with parties still divided on its implementation and the timing of the proposed referendum -- even as the scheduled signing ceremony is just two days away.

The National Consensus Commission yesterday sent the final version of the July Charter to political parties, seeking their firm commitment to its full implementation.

The National Consensus Commission will submit its recommendations on implementing the July Charter after its signing on October 17, as it has yet to finalise the implementation process, commission sources said.

The National Consensus Commission is planning on two proposals to implement the July National Charter.

‘If parties fail to agree, commission will submit multiple proposals,' he says

A pervasive sense of mistrust, fuelled more by political calculation than by reality, has paralysed the charter’s progress.

The National Consensus Commission is considering recommending multiple pathways to the government for implementing the constitutional matters in the July Charter.

Following the legal panel's proposal, political parties began discussions

The interim government yesterday extended the tenure of National Consensus Commission by one month.

The talks will focus on various aspects of implementing the July National Charter 2025

The National Consensus Commission is considering a Special Constitutional Order for implementing constitution-related amendments outlined in the July Charter.

The February election is the one remaining bridge between the sacrifice of July and the promise of tomorrow.

Following demands from several parties, including Jamaat-e-Islami, National Citizen Party, and Islami Andolan Bangladesh, the National Consensus Commission is considering a proposal to make the July National Charter a legally binding document.

The project of egalitarianism cannot be subcontracted to the very custodians of inequality.

Says consensus commission

Political parties have failed to reach an agreement on any reform proposals for the fifth consecutive day of the consensus talks.

Ignoring media reform now would be a serious strategic misstep.

As dialogue resumes tomorrow, the path to consensus appears far from smooth

The first round of reform talks produced a wide range of agreements and disagreements