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When the Awami League ‘Tag’ Becomes a Licence for Land Grabs and Mob Rule (opens the original)
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Bangladesh’s recent wave of alleged land grabs, political intimidation, and police inaction raises a question the BNP government cannot evade: who protects citizens when political connections appear to matter more than the law? A chillingly predictable playbook has taken hold across Bangladesh: brand any target an "Awami League operative," deploy an aggressive political mob, ensure security forces remain silent spectators, and seize the physical assets. What was initially sold to the internation
A glimpse at the illustrious political career of People’s Leader Sheikh Hasina (opens the original)
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On her birthday, Bangladesh deserves more than political noise and partisan rhetoric. It deserves an honest reckoning with what was built, what has been lost, and what kind of leadership is required to move the country forward. On 28 September, Her Excellency Sheikh Hasina turns 79. Her life story is extraordinary. She survived the assassination of almost her entire family in 1975, endured years of exile and house arrest, and survived repeated attempts on her life. Yet perhaps the most remarkabl
Sheikh Hasina’s Next Return Will Be More Glorious Than Ever (opens the original)
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Bangladesh became independent in 1971 at the cost of a sea of blood. The Pakistan Army and their collaborators, the Razakars and Al-Badrs, carried out indiscriminate genocide in this country. They killed three million people. They killed intellectuals. They turned the entire country into a wasteland of destruction. But they could not defeat the extraordinarily courageous Bengali people. After nine months of bloody war, they were forced to surrender and accept defeat. Even so, their conspiracies
The Blood Of Our Children: The Cruel Reality Of Child Safety In Today's Bangladesh (opens the original)
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One Oprotim, one Ramisa, or one Asiya alone cannot capture the horrifying reality of child killings in Bangladesh. Under the new BNP government, Bangladesh’s children are not safe anywhere. Since this administration took power, a relentless stream of missing-child reports has ended in rape, torture, and murder. The numbers are not abstract. They are dead children. Shattered families. A nation that watches its future generation being slaughtered while the state looks the other way. 155 Children K
A Child’s Body in the Jungle, and a Nation That Barely Notices (opens the original)
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The gruesome murder of 13-year-old Ishiat Shahriar Oprotimo exposes an unprecedented breakdown of security, where no child, citizen, or household is safe. Thirteen-year-old Ishiat Shahriar Oprotimo left home on a Friday afternoon in Cumilla with his mother’s iPhone, saying he wanted to take photographs with friends. Roughly twenty-four hours later, his body was found in a wooded patch of Lalmai Hill. He had been beaten to death. Police say the motive was the phone. Four young men, some of them a
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