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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 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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    The Myth of a Free Press, the Journalist’s Body Found in the Meghna, and Yunus’s Bangladesh

    Reading Bhibu Ranjan Sarkar’s final letter sends a chill through your chest. A seventy-one-year-old...

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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.