Public lynching: Maltreat bears the legacy of past

    Utpal Dutta, Editorial Assistant, The New York Times, Bangladesh National Section :  Every society in the past has seen to shape, practice of extrajudicial punishment including murder called ‘lynching’. Lynching is an alleged offence without a legal trial, especially by hanging that has had its long-held evidence almost in all society or state around the…

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      Attention needed for uninterrupted journalism

      AAMS Arefin Siddique, Former Vice Chancellor, University of Dhaka :  Digital law is needed because digital crime is prevailing through the misuse of technology, hence the need for control. However, it must be made sure that this does not create obstacles for journalists. Our constitution clearly states the freedom of the media. It has to…

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        Another feather in Summit’s hat

        Sayeed Muhammad: In yet another achievement as a private power company , Singapore-based electricity giant Summit Power Limited has bagged the “Fast-Track Power Plant of the Year” award in recognition of its contribution to the country’s power sector. At the annual event of Asian Power Awards, also known as the “Oscar of the Power Industry”,…

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          Sundarbans wildlife gets extended sanctuary

          Sayeed Muhammad: Aiming to facilitate its smoother natural existence, the biodiversity boundary has been expanded in the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest, with experts hoping the move to help boost all types of forest resources including wildlife, fisheries, and trees. The ‘sanctuary’ designated areas now add up to 317,950 hectares, over double the 139,699…

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            Article 32, the most concerning part

            Manjarul Ahsan Bulbul, Chief Executive of Ekushey TV & former president of BFUJ : Despite journalists having objections over the Digital Security Act-2018, the government did not pay heed to their call. Rather the controversial Section-57 of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Act and the colonial law called “Official Secrets Act-1923 have been added to the…

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