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Exposing Yunus’s Mob Politics & Hypocrisy

In a brazen sign of weaponization of law enforcement by Yunus regime, cops allowed a mob comprised of top Yunus advocates and supporters from Yunus backed National Citizens Party to hold a staged sit-in right in front of Yunus’s official residence Jamuna for hours only because these crowds are demanding ban on Awami League. Joined by the ...

Bangladesh’s Media in Crisis: Journalists Under Attack, Out of Work, and Silenced

Following August 5, 2024, the media sector has experienced what many are calling a brutal "purge." Estimates suggest that over 2,000 journalists have been laid off from television stations, newspapers, and digital outlets. Their only offense: refusing to toe the government line, practicing impartial journalism, or daring to pursue investigative ...

Press Freedom Day - Solidarity with the Journalists

On this press freedom day, we express deepest sympathies and stand in solidarity with thousands of journalists who have been terrorised with vile threats of mob violence, indicted in outrageous murder charges, fell victim to physical assaults and forcibly removed from their jobs over past seven months but still standing firm defying state sponso...

Bangladesh Awami League Strongly Protests Decision to Grant Corridor in Myanmar Border Region

The Bangladesh Awami League expresses deep concern and strong condemnation over the recent policy decision made by the illegal and unconstitutional occupying fascist government of Yunus to grant a corridor in the area bordering Myanmar. This region has long been a conflict zone between the Myanmar government and the Arakan Army. Furthermore, it...

News Headlines of a Captured State: How Bangladesh Lost Its Way

August 5, 2024, marks a dark turning point in Bangladesh’s history. With the help of foreign powers and domestic extremist factions, a democratically elected government was ousted and replaced by a donor-driven, NGO-aligned, interest-based regime, fronted by Muhammad Yunus. Since then, the country’s economy has been sliding into a fragile and br...