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.

Urges justice for Khagrachhari minor’s rape

Vehicular movement halted for one and a half hours

Government needs to think about how they’re going to work in the digital spheres, she says

The Forum for Women’s Political Rights has called for sweeping electoral reforms to ensure women’s rightful place in parliament.

A truly independent Human Rights Commission can only thrive when it is free from political influence, says law adviser

Women in Bangladesh carried out an estimated Tk 570,000 crore worth of unpaid household and care work in 2021, according to the country’s first Household Production Satellite Account (HPSA).

The Editors’ Council yesterday expressed concern over three developments: denial of a genuine protest photograph as AI-generated, attempts to create a mob at the Dhaka Reporters Unity, and the government’s move to implement a law first drafted during the ousted Awami League government’s tenure.

Says rising inequality, climate migration threaten SDG commitments

The delegation included Roshmi Goswami, co-chair of SAHR; human rights activist Saroop Ijaz (Pakistan); Deekshya Illangasinghe, Anushaya Collure (Sri Lanka); and Sayeed Ahmed (Bangladesh).

‘Allegation of a threat entirely false,’ says CA’s Press Secretary

As the interim government moves toward finalising a Data Protection Ordinance, rights organisation ARTICLE 19 has called for the proposed framework to be firmly rooted in international human rights law and constitutional safeguards.

Earlier today, BNP suspended him from all party posts for three months

The rights group made the call to the interim government on the first anniversary of Bangladesh's Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearances