15 August: An Assassination and a Nation’s Bloodstained History
Melbourne, 14 August: Some dates in Bangladesh’s history evoke pride; others bring profound sorrow. A few dates confront the conscience of the nation with questions…
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Academic Freedom and Due Process in Crisis: The Disciplinary Measures Against Dhaka University Teachers
MELBOURNE, August 3: For more than a century, Dhaka University has been regarded as the conscience of Bangladesh, the institution from which the Language Movement,…
New human rights report documents 505 incidents across 62 districts in just four months
Melbourne, May 24: A major new human rights report has painted a deeply troubling picture of the condition of religious and ethnic minorities in Bangladesh,…
The Unspoken Crisis: A Three-Month Account of Minority Victimisation in Bangladesh
Melbourne, 2 May – The last three months of the first quarter of 2026 – February through April – have written a continuous story of fear…
Bangladesh Polls: What Are Jamaat and Yunus Planning Next?
Melbourne, February 15: Bangladesh is undergoing a quiet but profound tectonic shift in its politics – not only in the obvious outcomes of the general…
Minorities Burn in the Fire of Elections – This Cycle Must End Now
Melbourne, February 9: Bangladesh’s political history carries a dark and recurring stain: during national elections, minority communities become the most vulnerable targets of violence. What…
IPI Urges Bangladesh Authorities and Political Parties to Respect Press Freedom Ahead of Election
Melbourne, February 7: The International Press Institute has urged Bangladesh’s authorities, political parties, and election officials to demonstrate a clear commitment to press freedom ahead…
ARTICLE 19 Raises Alarm Over Rushed Media Commission Ordinances in Bangladesh
Melbourne, February 3: The international freedom of expression organisation ARTICLE 19 has expressed serious concern over the interim government of Bangladesh’s sudden release of draft…
Hasina Criticises Bangladesh Election from Exile, Warns of Deepening Political Crisis
Melbourne, January 29: Bangladesh’s ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has strongly criticised the country’s upcoming national election from her exile in India, warning that…
Saraswati Puja Turns into Nationwide Protest Across Australia Against Minority Persecution in Bangladesh
Melbourne, January 26: Saraswati Puja celebrations across Australia witnessed an unprecedented wave of protest this year, as religious festivities transformed into powerful platforms of resistance…
