Attacks on Hindu homes, shops, and temples in Sunamganj spotlight ongoing threats to minority rights and communal harmony in Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh in Crisis: Sunamganj violence highlights growing threats to minority security
Hindu priest arrested in Bangladesh as wave of minority attacks threatens nation’s stability
The arrest of Chinmoy Prabhu, a key figure in the fight for Hindu rights in Bangladesh, has sparked fear and...
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Under Siege: Bangladesh’s interim government accused of escalating political violence and extrajudicial killings
The grim realities documented by Odhikar, highlighting the increase in political violence, extrajudicial killings, and threats to press freedom in...
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Manipur’s bloodshed: Where violence refuses to ebb and the call for justice grows louder
Ethnic violence in Manipur is impacting women most, with shocking attacks on civilians. Calls for accountability from authorities.
Mawi Thomte
Bangladesh media faces major clampdown as 167 press cards are revoked under Younus’ leadership
Journalist accreditation revoked by Bangladesh’s interim government, raising press freedom concerns amid political unrest.
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Introspecting demographic changes in Assam
The influx of migrants in Assam has raised tensions, prompting calls for stronger protections for indigenous people and resettlement efforts.
Nava Thakuria
Alleged foreign Islamic forces target Bangladesh hill tribes
Chakmas protested in New Delhi on 24 September 2024 against attacks by settlers and the Bangladesh Army that killed five...
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s 15 years of rule ends
Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s prime minister of 15 years, fled the country after protesters demanding that she step down.
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