The BNP has alleged that the country’s human rights situation was never in such a “dreadful” state in its history.

Myanmar's lawyer William Schabas claims that the Gambia has "failed" to explain genocidal intent in the crimes that took place in Rakhine state in 2017.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir apprehends that the government might change the BSMMU’s medical board report on his party Chairperson Khaleda Zia’s health condition and would submit a different report to the court.

Hello dear readers! How are you doing today? Here are the news headlines so far on December 11, 2019

Refuting the allegation of the ongoing genocide against Rohingyas in Rakhine, Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi tells the UN’s highest court that Muslims are not part of the conflict.

A judicial commission, which probed the deadly communal riots that claimed 1,000 lives, mostly of the Muslim community, in India’s Gujarat in 2002, gives a clean chit to the then state government headed by Narendra Modi.

Bangladesh government and the World Bank have launched the Climate Smart Agriculture Investment Plan (CSAIP) to address impacts of climate change on agriculture as well as to prioritize investments to improve productivity, resilience and mitigation in the agriculture sector.

It is saddening and still bewildering that Aung San Suu Kyi, a former democracy champion, sought to stall and subvert any genuine efforts to address accusations of serious human rights violations against the Rohingyas, says ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights.

The 18th span of the 6.15-km Padma bridge has been installed. Now, a total of 2,700 metres of the country’s largest structure is visible.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina vows to eliminate leprosy from the country before the target of 2030, urging local pharmaceutical companies to produce medicines for the leprosy patients and distribute those free to help achieve the goal.

Police fire rubber bullets and lob tear gas shells to disperse protesters against the Citizenship Amendment bill in Assam’s Dibrugarh district as fresh unrest erupt a day after a total shutdown in several parts of India’s north eastern states against proposed legislation’s passage in the Lok Sabha.

The High Court (HC) wants to know the latest update of investigation of the corruption case filed against suspended Deputy Inspector General (Prisons) Partha Gopal Banik.

Against the backdrop of an incident of chaos at the courtroom, the Supreme Court (SC) administration has set up eight close-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in the chief justice court room of the Appellate Division.

A man is crushed under the wheels of a bus when he was hurriedly getting down of the vehicle after two women passengers brought allegation against him of sexual harassment in Chattogram city.

The Pentagon announces it is temporarily suspending operational training for Saudi military students in the United States following a shooting rampage last week by a Saudi air force officer.

International Crimes Tribunal-1 has found a Rajshahi man guilty of committing crimes during the Liberation War in 1971 and handed down death penalty to him.

Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi rules out the allegation of ongoing genocide or genocidal intent at Rohingya villages in Rakhine of Myanmar.

The United States imposes sanctions on four Myanmar military leaders, including the commander-in-chief, in the toughest action taken yet by Washington for alleged human rights abuses against the Rohingya and other minorities.

Six people, including a police officer and two suspected gunmen, are killed in an hours-long shootout that unfolded near a cemetery and a kosher grocery store in Jersey City, New Jersey, police say.

Myanmar has been accused of carrying out ethnic cleansing against Rohingya community since long.