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⁨58 Years of Marriage End in a Single Evening: Was She an Easy Target Simply Because She Belonged to a Religious Minority?

In Barkoit of Chandina, a woman was brutally beaten to death after returning home from evening prayers. Fifty-eight-year-old Bina Rani Roy was repeatedly struck on the head. The attackers fled before anyone could arrive after hearing her screams. She was later pronounced dead at...
Communal Violence

⁨58 Years of Marriage End in a Single Evening: Was She an Easy Target Simply Because She Belonged to a Religious Minority?

In Barkoit of Chandina, a woman was brutally beaten to death after returning home from evening prayers. Fifty-eight-year-old Bina Rani Roy was repeatedly struck on the head. The attackers fled before anyone could arrive after hearing her screams. She was later pronounced dead at...

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Every Day Three Dead Bodies — “I Have a Plan!”

1,142 murders from January to April alone — just four months. That means an...
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Six teachers dead — not a single case has seen justice

Six teachers have died. Some passed away in hospital beds, others at home. But...
Communal Violence

Bangladesh sees 854 killings in three months, with rising violence in the capital

At least 854 killings were recorded across Bangladesh between January and March, according to...
Communal Violence

A Brutal Portrait of the Country’s Collapsing Law and Order

Shanto, 15, Dies Under a Truck While Trying to Save His Auto-Rickshaw from Robbers At...
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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...
Attacks on Political Activists

⁨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...
Communal Violence

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.
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...
Attacks on Political Activists

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...
Human Rights

⁨⁨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.
Communal Violence

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,...
Attacks on Political Activists

Has Bangladesh Really Turned into a Land Ruled by Mobs?

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

⁨58 Years of Marriage End in a Single Evening: Was She an Easy Target Simply Because She Belonged to a Religious Minority?

In Barkoit of Chandina, a woman was brutally beaten to death after returning home...
Communal Violence

⁨58 Years of Marriage End in a Single Evening: Was She an Easy Target Simply Because She Belonged to a Religious Minority?

In Barkoit of Chandina, a woman was brutally beaten to death after returning home...
Human Rights

⁨Four Hospitals, No Bed: The Tragic Death of Six-Month-Old Afia and the Collapse of Bangladesh’s Healthcare System

Even after being taken to four different hospitals, six-month-old Afia could not get an...
Human Rights

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...