A global group of 62 lawyers and academics has condemned the arbitrary detention of journalists in Bangladesh, citing procedural failures and the misuse of sweeping laws to stifle dissent.
International lawyers and rights groups are urging Bangladesh to release journalists detained since August 2024, citing 27 documented arrests and a "systematic" use of vague criminal charges.
International lawyers and rights groups are urging Bangladesh to release journalists detained since August 2024, citing 27 documented arrests and a "systematic" use of vague criminal charges.
Political analyst MA Aziz labels the July-August indemnity "illegal," demanding trials for post-August 5 violence against police to restore judicial morale and law and order in Bangladesh.
Retired Brig. Gen. M Sakhawat Hossain has condemned the destruction of Dhanmondi 32 and Liberation War memorials, calling it a major government failure and warning against the rise of mob rule.
