Bangladesh
Seminar by Retired Officers Sparks Concerns of Conspiracy
A Dhaka seminar led by retired officers and sponsored by Face the People has raised alarms over attempts to legitimize military influence in Bangladesh’s politics.
Bangladesh
Child Rape Cases in Bangladesh Surge 75% in Seven Months
Bangladesh saw a 75% surge in child rape cases in Jan–Jul 2025, with weak enforcement, stigma, and instability fueling impunity, according to ASK and rights groups.
Bangladesh
“Now It’s Our Turn” Culture Is an Ominous Sign for the New Bangladesh: TIB
Transparency International Bangladesh warns that abuse of power, extortion, and mobocracy are eroding hopes for democratic reform in “New Bangladesh.”
Bangladesh
3 including a disabled boy detained in Bangladesh for chanting ‘Joy Bangla’
Police in Dhaka detained three Awami League activists, including a disabled man, for chanting “Joy Bangla,” sparking condemnation amid Yunus-led government crackdown.
Bangladesh
One-Sided DUCSU Vote Proceeds Without BCL — 658 Forms Collected for 28 Posts
With BCL barred and a ‘mob’ allegation under investigation, the Election Commission has extended deadlines as new panels emerge ahead of the Sept. 9 DUCSU vote—the most-watched campus contest in years.