Shutdown and tension: Bangladesh braces for verdict in Sheikh Hasina case
Melbourne, 16 November 2025: Bangladesh awoke on Sunday to an uneasy calm. Streets that normally hum with traffic and conversation felt unusually still, as if…
Rangpur quadruple murder: ASK finds inconsistencies in police account
The Ain o Salish Kendra (ASK), a Bangladeshi human rights organisation, has identified inconsistencies in the police account of the high-profile quadruple murder in Rangpur…
DU Honours 62 Researchers for Outstanding Contributions to Research
Dhaka University has honoured 62 teachers and researchers in recognition of their outstanding contributions to research and their role in enhancing the university’s visibility in…
Four Deaths, Two Suspects, Nine Yaba Tablets: The Unanswered Questions in Rangpur
Fresh questions have emerged over the police investigation into the killing of four members of a Hindu family in Daspara, Rangpur city, particularly over the…
Students Form Human Chain at Shahbagh Seeking Full Investigation into Rangpur Family Murders
Melbourne, 26 August: Students formed a human chain at Shahbagh in the capital on Wednesday, demanding an impartial investigation, disclosure of the complete circumstances and a…
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Bangladesh on high alert as tribunal set to deliver verdict against Sheikh Hasina
Melbourne, 16 November 2025: Security has been significantly tightened across Bangladesh ahead of a highly anticipated verdict by the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT-BD) in a…
Urgent Appeal to UN Highlights Serious Fair Trial Concerns in Sheikh Hasina’s In Absentia Trial Before Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal
London/Melbourne, 11 November 2025: An Urgent Appeal has been filed with the United Nations (UN) raising grave concerns over the fairness and legality of the…
Lord Carlile expresses deep concern over Bangladesh’s political situation
London, 6 November 2025: The Right Honourable Lord Carlile of Berriew CBE KC, a member of the UK House of Lords and a distinguished barrister,…
Bangladesh’s Upcoming Election Highlights Growing Political Exclusion of Religious Minorities
Sydney, 5 November 2025: By Amal Datta Deep Contradiction between Political Promises and Practice As Bangladesh heads toward its 13th National Parliamentary Election, concerns are…
Bangladesh’s justice system under fire: international experts call ICT a ‘Kangaroo Court’”
MELBOURNE, 2 November: At a press conference held at London’s Frontline Club, international law expert and solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales, Syed Zainul Abedin, described Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT-BD) as a “Kangaroo Court” and a “political instrument of persecution.” During the event, Abedin presented a detailed legal analysis of Bangladesh’s
