They vowed to continue protests until their demands are met

A group of “July fighters” held a demonstration in Kishoreganj town this afternoon in protest against the police action that dispersed fellow fighters at Jatiya Sangsad premises on Dhaka's Manik Mia Avenue..Witnesses said the protesters took to the streets near Kishoreganj Model Police Sta

People from Noakhali, adjoining districts joined the protest

Anti-graft body calls it 'discriminatory', 'against constitutional principles'

Urges interim govt to halt approval and conduct thorough, evidence-based review

Yesterday’s incident shows how far our respect for knowledge and decency has fallen

When we treat animal welfare as a beat, not a spectacle, we’ll be humane, not just human

An international human rights activist has reminded Bangladesh authorities of the international standards as the country goes through an accountability process in the aftermath of the July uprising.

It is a social initiative focused on menstrual health and hygiene (MHM), dignity, and education

The independence and effectiveness of the National Human Rights Commission will depend not only on the quality of the law but on the strength of institutions and the sincerity of political commitment, said experts yesterday.

Human Rights Watch has said Bangladesh’s interim government is “increasingly using the recently amended counterterrorism law to arrest alleged supporters of the deposed Awami League government”.

Nur Khan Liton says he felt 'sick' hearing govt's statement

The Industrial Bangladesh Council (IBC) has protested what it termed an attempt by the government to finalise amendments to the Labour Act without considering workers' key proposals.

Local BNP leaders also join the protest to express solidarity

Study surveyed 778 female workers (ages 15–27) over 24 months

Successive governments have blamed “local or foreign conspiracies” for communal violence rather than holding the perpetrators to account, Prof Anu Muhammad said yesterday.

Rights groups and political parties demand independent investigation

Barrister Jyotirmoy Barua says mainstream party leaders often tied to communal attacks

Several rights, cultural, and political groups yesterday called for urgent investigations into the violence and reported deaths in Khagrachhari, demanding immediate action to ensure justice for the victims.

Until the National Human Rights Commission, the country’s top rights watchdog that has been inactive for nearly a year, is revived and reformed, rights violations will continue unchecked, said Iftekharuzzaman, executive director of Transparency International Bangladesh.