Says rising inequality, climate migration threaten SDG commitments

The delegation included Roshmi Goswami, co-chair of SAHR; human rights activist Saroop Ijaz (Pakistan); Deekshya Illangasinghe, Anushaya Collure (Sri Lanka); and Sayeed Ahmed (Bangladesh).

‘Allegation of a threat entirely false,’ says CA’s Press Secretary

As the interim government moves toward finalising a Data Protection Ordinance, rights organisation ARTICLE 19 has called for the proposed framework to be firmly rooted in international human rights law and constitutional safeguards.

Earlier today, BNP suspended him from all party posts for three months

The rights group made the call to the interim government on the first anniversary of Bangladesh's Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearances

Vehicular movement in the Shahbagh area remained suspended for several hours, causing severe traffic jam

Calls for immediate implementation of ninth wage board

For the past week, social media has been abuzz over the tragic death of Syeda Fahmida Tahsin Keya, a 25-year-old mother of four from Dhaka's Shewrapara, on the night of August 13.

A total of 122 eminent citizens have demanded immediate release of renowned economist, teacher, researcher, and freedom fighter Prof Abul Barkat, who was arrested on corruption charges.

Health reform leaders vow to continue protests

Vested interest groups were profiting from the illegal extraction, they allege

Contractual workers of oil companies under the Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) staged a protest in Chattogram today to press home their five-point demand..The demonstration took place from 11:00am to 2:00pm in front of the BPC head office in the Saltgola area..Over a hundred w

Country faces growing threat to social harmony and rule of law, it says

Their exclusion was clearly intentional, he says

Ushatan Talukder calls for unity, full implementation of CHT Peace Accord

In response to concerns of the Newspaper Owners’ Association of Bangladesh regarding overall media freedom and journalists’ safety, the Chief Adviser’s Press Wing yesterday said there has been “no government interference” in media operations since it took office.

The Newspaper Owners’ Association of Bangladesh (NOAB) has expressed concern over the recent unexpected incidents centring the daily Janakantha, as well as the overall freedom of media and the safety of journalists in the country.

Human rights were violated during the tenure of the previous government, the adviser says

Safety of women and children in the country is under severe threat, says the organisation