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1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Tasneem Tayeb

   The Radda attack shows the dangers of rising parallel power (opens the original)

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   An excavator is difficult to hide, and so are more than 200 people, many of them masked and carrying weapons, moving through a neighbourhood in the middle of the night. Nor can refrigerators, computers, medical equipment, and other property be removed without vehicles, manpower, and time. Demolishing several structures requires even more of all three. What happened at the Radda MCH-FP Centre in Mirpur-1 shortly after midnight on September 25 was not the kind of crime that could unfold in a few h

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2. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Tasneem Tayeb

   We tell women to speak up, but who defends them when they do? (opens the original)

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   Within a little over two weeks, three women died under circumstances that harshly exposed a familiar failure: our inability to protect women from violence within marriage. Before Mukta Islam died on September 3, a video showed her chained to a bed and beaten with a belt. Her husband had sent the footage to her brother. Two days before Al Maida Akter died on September 10, she sent her cousin a photograph of her injured face and said her husband had beaten her again. On September 20, 19-year-old M

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