The brutal killing of eight-year-old child Ramisa has sparked nationwide outrage, with waves of grief and protest spreading across the country and social media. Members of Bangladesh’s cultural community have also spoken out strongly, condemning the horrific crime and demanding swift justice.

Hundreds gathered in Pallabi and blocked Mirpur-10, demanding speedy trial and justice for the eight-year-old

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman last night visited the Pallabi home of eight-year-old Ramisa Akter, who was raped and killed, and assured the grieving family of the government’s support.

Visit comes days after the eight-year-old was raped and killed

Father of eight-year-old Ramisa Akter says he is grateful to law enforcers but fears the trial may be delayed by legal complexities

"The responsibility of judgement lies with the court," Salahuddin Ahmed says

Mother says she heard Ramisa scream before locals broke into the flat and recovered the eight-year-old’s body