Bangladesh Politics

Bangladesh Press Freedom Under Scrutiny as Adviser Denies Journalist Repression Claims

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...

⁨⁨Gender, Power, and the Politics of Exclusion in Yunus’s Bangladesh

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,...

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⁨Yunus sponsored genocide on Awami League activists with weaponised judiciary and cops

As Yunus regime continue to imprison him for eleven months, Saddam, a student wing...

In a country where minorities are barred from entering parliament, who does the country belong to?

Jamaat rally remarks barring minorities from parliament expose Bangladesh’s post–July 2024 crisis, raising alarms over Yunus’s interim government, constitutional rights, and rising religious extremism.

⁨On Both Sides of the Prison Gate: Yunus’s Bangladesh 2.0 Sinking into the Darkness of Torture

Bangladesh’s prisons under Yunus’s interim government have become centers of psychological torture, targeting Awami League activists through isolation, bail denial, and abuse

No shortage of mobs and terror, record deficit in trade: this is Yunus’s model of “reform.”

In just the first five months of the current fiscal year, the trade deficit...

⁨Homes Burned to Ashes, Soil Soaked in Blood: BNP–Jamaat’s “Election Gift”

Bangladesh’s religious minorities today stand on the brink of a terrifying existential crisis. Since...

⁨⁨Millions of Students Are Paying the Price for the July Riots: One by One, Doors Abroad Are Closing

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.

⁨“A New Auschwitz–Birkenau Camp Is Now Bangladesh’s Keraniganj Jail”: Two Thousand Prisoners Being Killed by Cutting Off Food and Water

Reports of a humanitarian catastrophe are emerging one after another from inside Dhaka Central...

Yunus’s Throne Built on Students’ Blood: An Autopsy of a Planned Massacre

The events of July–August 2024 have added a dark chapter to the nation’s history,...

Has Bangladesh Really Turned into a Land Ruled by Mobs?

Given what has been happening in Bangladesh since August 5, it is only natural...

Trying to burn a sleeping Hindu family to death by locking the door from outside is not just a crime — it is planned...

An illegal Jamaat-backed Yunus government is in power, while Jamaat–Shibir is setting fires on...

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Bangladesh Press Freedom Under Scrutiny as Adviser Denies Journalist Repression Claims

Rezwana has claimed that no journalists have faced repression under this government. Very well. Then...

⁨⁨Gender, Power, and the Politics of Exclusion in Yunus’s Bangladesh

After the bloody riots of July, when Dr. Yunus came to power, his supporters...

⁨Yunus sponsored genocide on Awami League activists with weaponised judiciary and cops

As Yunus regime continue to imprison him for eleven months, Saddam, a student wing...

In a country where minorities are barred from entering parliament, who does the country belong to?

Jamaat rally remarks barring minorities from parliament expose Bangladesh’s post–July 2024 crisis, raising alarms over Yunus’s interim government, constitutional rights, and rising religious extremism.