Former army officer shown arrested in crimes against humanity case

Former AL MP Kazi Monirul Islam among those to be produced before tribunal

The International Crimes Tribunal-2 yesterday ordered the Bangladesh Army to produce Major (retd) Muzaffar Hossain before it by tomorrow morning in connection to a crimes against humanity case.

The last thing 16-year-old Aminul Islam Amin told his mother before leaving home on July 21, 2024, was, “Maa, give me Tk 20. I want to buy some jhalmuri from the street”. After she gave him the money, he stepped outside and never returned home.

Sometimes I find myself wondering what it must feel like to have July arrive without something tightening in one’s chest.

Two years after losing her son during the July uprising, Bithy Begum’s long wait for justice has turned her grief into anguish.

The afternoon sun filters through the veranda of a modest semi‑pucca house in Babanpur village of Madankhali union under Pirganj upazila of Rangpur.

Investigators found evidence of hospitals disposing of bodies without official records, he says

After years of widespread human rights abuses under the Awami League government, the July uprising in 2024 created hopes for a new beginning.

Opposition leader clarifies his earlier description of Tarique Rahman as the movement’s 'main hero'

Events from July 1 to August 5 will include seminars, rallies, prayers, exhibitions and programmes involving martyrs’ families

What began as a mother’s demand for justice -- claiming her son was shot during the July uprising -- was in fact a scripted plot driven by vendetta.

PM’s info adviser says filing specific murder cases against journalists in custody was a ‘wrong move’

July uprising cases in limbo as probes progress at a snail’s pace

If work cannot sustain meaning, and leisure cannot restore it, people will create new spaces where both can be reclaimed.

July fighters are legally and constitutionally protected under the July National Charter, he tells parliament

Govt must expedite the process of clearing innocent people’s names

Home minister argues wartime and uprising actions should not always be treated as human rights violations

Across the country, we noted a large turnout of the youngest of young and the frailest of elderly voters.

There are so many untold stories from July, yet when we look at our cinema, it gives the impression that the silver screen has barely scratched the surface of what July truly was. Are filmmakers hesitant to tell these stories? And why, in such a short period, have we only seen two July-related films make it to the theatres?