The Awami League believes in secularism, non-communal politics, democracy, and equal citizenship. Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman founded Bangladesh as a homeland for all people: Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Christians, indigenous communities, and every citizen. After 21 years, in 1996, we formed Government for the first ti...
Journalists being neutral is desirable, but having a political position should not be considered a crime. In virtually all advanced democracies, the media and journalists are divided along ideological lines. In the United States, for example, journalists at Fox News and CNN generally operate from perspectives that align more closely with Republi...
Today, the younger brother of SM Rafiq — former Councillor of Kumarkhali Municipality and Senior Vice President of Kumarkhali Upazila Jubo League — was brutally attacked while visiting the municipal office to obtain a civic certificate. He was later rushed to Kushtia General Hospital for treatment. This is not an isolated incident....
Tofael Ahmed’s final farewell sparked controversy as police intervened at mourning events, prompting questions about democracy and political freedoms.
A surge in reported rape cases—776 in just 13 months—has intensified scrutiny of Bangladesh’s failure to protect women and children despite stringent laws. Critics say both the Muhammad Yunus-led interim administration and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party government have struggled to enforce protections, exposing gaps between legislation and imp...
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