Rezwana has claimed that no journalists have faced repression under this government.
Very well. Then who beat Khondkar Shah Alam to death? Who hacked Asaduzzaman...
After the bloody riots of July, when Dr. Yunus came to power, his supporters claimed a “new Bangladesh” had begun. Democracy would be restored. Women would be empowered. Everything would change. But what is the reality? In the election he is preparing to hold,...
Bangladesh’s prisons under Yunus’s interim government have become centers of psychological torture, targeting Awami League activists through isolation, bail denial, and abuse
In March 2025, 442 women and girls faced violence in Bangladesh, including rape, trafficking, and murder. A report by Bangladesh Mahila Parishad reveals the alarming rise in human rights violations against women under the current regime.
The number of rape cases in Bangladesh more than doubled in March 2025 compared to February. Additionally, incidents of rape and murder also increased. In March, a total of 428 cases of sexual harassment, attempted rape, and other forms of violence against women were reported, significantly higher than in the previous month.
In Barisal, the abduction of a Hindu minor girl, Srishti Saha – a failure of the administration amid incitement by illegal son-in-law Yunus, minority security is under threat.
Rezwana has claimed that no journalists have faced repression under this government.
Very well. Then who beat Khondkar Shah Alam to death? Who hacked Asaduzzaman Tuhin to death? Who set fire to the offices of Prothom Alo and The Daily Star? Why is Farzana Rupa...
Bangladesh’s prisons under Yunus’s interim government have become centers of psychological torture, targeting Awami League activists through isolation, bail denial, and abuse
Rezwana has claimed that no journalists have faced repression under this government.
Very well. Then who beat Khondkar Shah Alam to death? Who hacked Asaduzzaman Tuhin to death? Who set fire to the offices of Prothom Alo and The Daily Star? Why is Farzana Rupa...
When the days are good, bad days often follow. And now, we are forced to admit—“things were better before.”Across Bangladesh, that very same sentiment...
Bangladesh’s prisons under Yunus’s interim government have become centers of psychological torture, targeting Awami League activists through isolation, bail denial, and abuse
Bangladesh’s international credibility is collapsing, and students are paying the price. As visa pathways shut down across Australia, Europe, and the UK, the unelected Yunus-led regime remains indifferent, offering excuses instead of diplomacy—leaving a generation’s dreams crushed by the cost of illegitimacy and chaos.
