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Forty-Four Minorities Killed in Six Months, Yet the BNP–Jamaat Government Claims Everything Is Fine!

Last June, Ruhul Quddus Talukdar Dulu, the MP for Natore-2 Sadar constituency and the BNP’s Chief Whip, confidently told journalists that Bangladesh’s minorities live most safely under BNP rule. Yet in Lalpur, within the same Natore district and his own constituency, five Hindu families...
Attacks on Political Activists

Salahuddin Ammar: A Terrorist, Not a Student

The terror tactics of Salahuddin Ammar—a notorious thug at Rajshahi University and a Shibir cadre serving as the RAKSU General Secretary—are well known to everyone. Ammar first hit the headlines after the brutal lynching of former Chhatra League leader Masud. However, the media, long...

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Human Rights

Attack on Shrines, Impunity, and the BNP’s Shameless Silence

On the day Shamim Reza was beaten and hacked to death in Daulatpur, Kushtia,...
Communal Violence

Fire in temples, shoes hung on idols. This is not just vandalism. It is a naked rehearsal of fundamentalist politics directed against minorities.

The shocking attack on the historic Sri Sri Ras Temple in the Shivbati area...
Human Rights

⁨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...
Communal Violence

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...
Attacks on Political Activists

Vote Politics in the Name of “Islamic Rule”: Is Bangladesh Heading Toward Democracy or Extremist Ideology?

Jamaat-e-Islami and its various affiliated organizations—including women’s groups—are seeking votes in the name of...
Communal Violence

Hindu Youth lynched, burnt and tied to a tree on false blasphemy charge : No right to safety for minorities under Yunus

Global democracies and international outlets kept mum on savagery targeting minorities As Pakistan backed Islamists...
Human Rights

What fault did the Christians have? How safe are Bangladesh’s minorities amid repeated militant attacks backed by Yunus?

Since Mohammad Yunus’s so-called interim government came to power, the rise in attacks on...
Human Rights

How Yunus’s seeks to deny justice to minorities

In yet another brazen weaponization of false cases, Yunus led regime has unleashed propaganda...
Attacks on Political Activists

Under the Shadow of the Illegal Jamaat–Yunus Regime Not justice — only fear, terror, and death.

Another young life lost in the darkness of political unrest.In Ward 9 of Raipur...
Communal Violence

Will Jesus Christ’s Beard Survive the Coming Christmas?

The Death of a Nation’s Secular Soul and the Politics of Personal Resentment The recent...
Human Rights

Jamaat, aided by Yunus supporters, involved in temple and idol vandalism

On the eve of Durga Puja, incidents of temple and idol vandalism are rising...
Human Rights

Fear and Division under the Shadow of Fundamentalism, Idols Destroyed before Puja

Even before Puja, there has been a brutal attack on the country’s non-communal tradition...
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Forty-Four Minorities Killed in Six Months, Yet the BNP–Jamaat Government Claims Everything Is Fine!

Last June, Ruhul Quddus Talukdar Dulu, the MP for Natore-2 Sadar constituency and the...
Attacks on Political Activists

Salahuddin Ammar: A Terrorist, Not a Student

The terror tactics of Salahuddin Ammar—a notorious thug at Rajshahi University and a Shibir...
Human Rights

Two Years Later: 346 Murderers and Rapists Still at Large, 1,143 Stolen Rounds of Ammunition Still Missing

Whose Interests Are Being Served? Nearly two years have passed since the attack on Sherpur...
Attacks on Political Activists

Protesting Has Become a Crime Punishable by Death!

Enamul Hossain of Jessore was killed because he dared to protest. He spoke out...