Shariful Islam

Two years after losing her son during the July uprising, Bithy Begum’s long wait for justice has turned her grief into anguish.

Dhaka saw a comparatively smooth start to the Eid-ul-Azha homebound exodus yesterday, with hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers leaving the capital without major hardship or severe traffic congestion on the first day of the seven-day government holiday.

More than 95 percent of factories across garment and textile associations paid April salaries ahead of Eid-ul-Azha as of yesterday evening, according to Industrial Police (IP) data.

A committee is examining misconduct allegations after a prosecutor claimed an accused’s wife entered a colleague’s chamber with a bag of money, but the relevant CCTV hard drive was replaced

Aminul Islam warns those filing false or motivated cases would face legal action

A haunting message scrawled on the wall of a secret detention cell has revealed the grim reality of enforced disappearances, a survivor told the International Crimes Tribunal-1 yesterday.

Dispute over alleged time bombs surfaces during charge hearing in enforced disappearance case

National anthem stunt at International Crimes Tribunal premises goes viral