‘No one will rent a home to us because we are sweepers. Where will we go?’
6 HOUR(s)
•
Rights
Myanmar rights crisis hits new low, Rohingya among worst affected: UN
25 August 2026
•
Rights
BJIM says Humaiun Kobir ‘ridiculed’ journalists instead of answering citizenship question
24 August 2026
•
Rights
Rohingya crisis needs renewed global attention: Human Concern
24 August 2026
•
Rights
Workers demand answers over ‘gas-free’ ship after 10 deaths in Sitakunda
24 August 2026
•
Rights
SSC student deaths: Aachol Foundation seeks govt intervention to prevent suicides
16 August 2026
•
Rights
Journalism must not be equated with participation in crimes: Ain o Salish Kendra
16 August 2026
•
Rights
Rangamati journalists rally for release of colleague Saykat Ranjan
13 August 2026
•
Rights
Journalists demand access to SC courtrooms
12 August 2026
•
Rights
‘Munda’s death: a failure of the state’
It is the primary responsibility of the state to protect the human rights of the country’s people, said speakers at an event yesterday.
8 September 2022
They fought for children and won
Amid mass protest, local administration have backed down from their decision to build houses for the destitute under “Ashrayan Project” on a playground at Boldipara village in Sirajganj’s Shahzadpur upazila.
31 August 2022
Stop denial
More than nine months after being allegedly picked up by men in plainclothes, Imam Mahadi Hasan Dollar returned home on Saturday, but he has not talked publicly about his ordeal.
30 August 2022
International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances 2022: Where do they disappear to?
“How are our loved ones? Are they eating well? Are they being tortured? Are they… alive?”
30 August 2022
Where do the ‘disappeared’ disappear to?
While their families search every alleyway, survivors say that they lived right around the corner in the capital city.
29 August 2022
Enforced disappearances: Civil society gripped by fear
The civil society is gripped by fear stemming from cases of enforced disappearances, said human rights advocates at a conference in the capital yesterday.
27 August 2022
Policy Café on women’s safety in public places to be aired Friday
Rumi (not her real name) was going to the washroom from her cabin in a Barishal-bound passenger launch from Dhaka. At the end of the nightlong journey, she would reach her beloved home in the morning.
25 August 2022
Solution likely in 3 days, environment minister to tea workers
Tea workers blocked Juri-Borolekha regional highway in Moulvibazar today for four hours, demanding Tk 300 daily wage.
24 August 2022
Protesting tea workers halt Paharika Express demanding wage raise
Demonstrating tea workers today halted Paharika Express, which runs on Chattogram-Sylhet route, demanding a daily wage of Tk 300.
23 August 2022
Tea workers' leaders to sit with state minister for labour on Thursday
State Minister for Labour and Employment Begum Monnujan Sufian will hold a meeting with tea workers' leaders on Thursday (August 25, 2022) to resolve the ongoing crisis demanding an increase in the wages of tea workers.
22 August 2022
RMG workers block road in Savar demanding pending salaries
The workers of a garment factory blocked a road in Hemayetpur area of Savar demanding their salaries this noon.
22 August 2022
“Don’t force me to take to the streets for tea workers’ wage”
Acclaimed poet Nirmalendu Goon has demanded that the daily wage of tea workers be raised to Tk 300.
22 August 2022
Tea workers will continue demo for Tk 300 wage
Many tea garden workers last night vowed to continue their protests for Tk 300 daily wage, hours after they called off their strike following the prime minister's directives for raising their daily wage from Tk 120 to Tk 145.
20 August 2022
Allow UN to probe rights violations
Families of enforced disappearance victims yesterday demanded that the United Nations be allowed to investigate the alleged rights violations committed by law enforcers.
20 August 2022
PM directs to raise tea workers' wage to Tk 145; strike called off
Moulvibazar Deputy Commissioner Mir Nahid Ahsan has said the daily wage of tea workers has been increased from Tk 120 to Tk 145, on the directive of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
20 August 2022
Assault over dress: 2 rights bodies object to the comments by HC bench
Questions raised by the High Court during a hearing of a case filed over a woman being assaulted for the dress she was wearing will encourage further harassment of women, two rights organisations said today.
17 August 2022
Victimising journalists: A decades-long tradition of denying justice
Twenty-two years have come and gone since her husband was shot to death, but Selina Akhter Lucky has all but given up hope for justice for the brutal murder.
17 August 2022
“Rights activists could meet UN rights chief as Bangladesh not police state”
Law Minister Anisul Huq today (August 16, 2022) criticised human rights activists of the country for expressing concern about the human rights situation in Bangladesh to United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet.
16 August 2022
Help improve conditions in Rakhine: Rohingyas to UN rights chief
Rohingya men and women appealed to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet to help improve the conditions in Myanmar's Rakhine state so that they can return to their homeland that they fled amid brutal military crackdown in 2017.
16 August 2022
Rights abuses: Activists call for free enquiry commission
Rights activists yesterday urged the visiting UN human rights chief to impress upon the government the need for an independent commission to investigate extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances.
15 August 2022