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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...
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

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...
Human Rights

When Human Life Becomes Cheaper Than Insects in the “New Bangladesh”

Sixty-nine incidents of mob violence in a single month. Thirty-two people were killed. Fifty-three...
Human Rights

United Terror, Silent Dhaka: Minority Persecution in Sharankhola and BNP’s Silent Support

Bangladesh is once again moving toward the dark period we witnessed during 2001–06. Whenever...
Attacks on Political Activists

Crackdown on Journalists Under Dr. Yunus: Lawsuits, Mob Pressure, Jail, and Harassment Instead of Criticism

During the rule of Dr. Muhammad Yunus, allegations of repression, arrests, and harassment of...
Attacks on Political Activists

Concerns Raised Over Remarks Justifying Mob Violence

Comments by BNP figure Asaduzzaman, who has described himself as a Law Minister, have...
Communal Violence

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...
Human Rights

A Bloodied Landscape of Death — Is This the “Good Governance” of the BNP?

In Naogaon, four members of the same family, including an innocent child, were slaughtered....
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,...
Human Rights

The 25 March 1971 Crackdown: Operation Searchlight

On the night of 25 March 1971, the Pakistani military launched a coordinated and...
Human Rights

⁨⁨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...
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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...