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When an Accusation Becomes a Sentence in Bangladesh
Blasphemy accusations should never become a substitute for justice. Bangladesh must ensure evidence-based investigations, protect religious minorities, and uphold due process before lives are destroyed.
Bangladesh
Bhangura’s Lesson: Rule of Law Begins Before an Arrest
The Bhangura incident shows how suspicion-driven arrests can weaken public trust and why due process must begin before detention, not after public pressure.
Miscellaneous
Hasanul Haq Inu Verdict: A Test for the Legal System, Not Just for the Man
On June 30, the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) no. 2 in Dhaka will deliver its judgment against Hasanul Haq Inu (Inu), president of the...
Opinion
From Liberation to Crisis: Awami League’s Enduring Fight
On its 77th anniversary, the Awami League pledges unity and resilience against repression, recalling its historic struggle for democracy and the spirit of liberation.
Opinion
M.R. Akhtar Mukul and our Charampatra days
M.R. Akhtar Mukul’s place in Bangladesh’s history was assured in the course of our strenuous struggle against the militaristic state of Pakistan in 1971....
