Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman led the struggle that created Bangladesh and shaped its diplomacy. More than 50 years later, his legacy continues to define the nation’s identity.
In a special editorial, The Voice Editor Dastagir Jahangir explores how the March 7 speech provided the "moral courage" for independence and why its legacy must be protected by all political forces.
The death of elderly former minister Ramesh Chandra Sen in custody raises urgent questions about inhumane arrests, prison healthcare, and whether justice can exist without dignity.
A recent High Court observation on polygamy has reignited debate over women’s rights, Islamist influence, and whether Bangladesh’s legal reforms are drifting away from constitutional equality.
Bangladesh was born on four ideals—nationalism, democracy, socialism, and secularism. This editorial examines why a growing section of society now rejects that very foundation.
