Bangladesh’s interim regime faces global criticism over rights violations
online desk Human rights activists and experts from South Asia and Europe expressed grave concern over widespread violations of human rights in Bangladesh under the
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Conspiracy to postpone elections in Bangladesh in the name of PR method
Avishekh Jiku There has been conspiracies to postpone the general elections in Bangladesh. Certain political and Islamic parties are creating complications for the possible elections
Rally for Bangladesh in London – Thousands Gathered
Juyel Raaj : On 15 September, a “Rally for Bangladesh” was held at London’s historic Trafalgar Square. The rally was organized in protest against the
Hunger Strike in London Against Minority Persecution in Bangladesh
By Juyel Raaj London –The Secular Bangladesh Movement staged a day-long hunger strike in front of the Bangladesh High Commission in London on 26 August
Bangla Journalists in London Protest mysterious deth of Bibhuranjan Sarkar and killing Asaduzzaman Tuhin
Juyel Raaj— Bangla media journalists in London staged a human chain protest on Tuesday evening demanding justice for the deaths of veteran journalist-columnist **Bibhuranjan Sarkar**
Journalists in London Pay Tribute on National Mourning Day
By Juyel Raaj On the occasion of Bangladesh’s National Mourning Day, marking the 50 th martyrdom anniversary of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur
Interim Government Has No Power to Amend the Constitution – Barrister Tania Amir
By Juyel Raaj Barrister Tania Amir has said that the interim government has no constitutional authority to amend the country’s constitution. Speaking at a discussion
The Rise of Radical Islamism in Bangladesh: A New Theocratic State?
Anna Mahjar-Barducci The rise of radical Islamic influence under Yunus’s watch threatens to transform Bangladesh from a secular democracy into a theocratic state. The
BBC Under Fire: Fragmented Audio and Ethical Questions Arise
Online Desk- Recent reports, particularly one from the BBC, have sparked crucial questions about police use of lethal force globally and, more specifically, in Bangladesh.