Written by: Tanzim Taqrim Arnob 36th session of the human rights movement in Geneva on 19th January,Indian Ambassador Ragib K Chandar spoke about Rohingya crisis. He gave a speech on India’s position with Myanmar about the Rohingya crisis. He represented Rohingya issues recent position clearly. He admits Rohingya people are suffering from Myanmar’s violence. To…
Reported by: Riku Amir Written by: Eshan Maitra Mahmuda Begum was a victim of tragic 12 August Grenade Attack. Fortunately, she survived. But, her every day passes as a nightmare. Countless splinters on her bodies still aches her in sleep, to this day. On top of it, a cancerous tumor was discovered between two splinters…
Reported by: Main Uddin Arif, Cox’ Bazar Written by: Eshan Maitra Doctors Association of Bangladesh (DAB) announced of opening permanent free health-camp for the Rohingyans at Nurani Madrasa Field of Balukhani, in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar. They will also provide the patients with free medications. Health is a severe issues among the Rohingya refugees. Women, children…
Reported by: Tariqul Islam Sumon Written by: Eshan Maitra Tofael Ahmed encouraged the rice traders by mentioning that, any kind of initiation from the government will be taken in favor of the Rice traders & exporters. Even, the ban on plastic sack and law for using jute-sacks, will be temporarily halted. Government authorities will help…
Reported by: Al Helal Shuvo Written by: Tanzim Taqrim Arnob Awami League’s General Secretary Khaled Mahmood Chowdhury says, flood in 35 districts, cyclone in coastal regions, hundred of thousands of Rohingyas refugees fleeing in Bangladesh, under the leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina these situations were handled successfully. Meanwhile, BNP’s leader was giving excuses of…
Reported by: Al Helal Shuvo & Ferdous Rayhan Written by: Eshan Maitra Aung San Suu Kyi gave a national speech mentioning that, Rohingya’s will be taken back into Myanmar after verification. Also assured of security & humane support of these Rohingyans during the process. Awami League leaders welcomed her statement. They greatly praised the diplomatic…
Interviewed by Lipe Parven Written by Afrida Ahmed The future of the country’s politics is dependent on how the Rohingya issue will be tackled. Economist, researcher and development worker Dr. Badiul Alam Majumder gave such a reply when he was asked about the fate of Bangladesh’s politics in the year 2025. He made this comment…
Afrida Ahmed The winner of one of the world’s most prestigious awards is often controversial. No less than 318 people and organizations are nominated for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize.The nominations are supposed to be secret, but the White Helmets search-and-rescuers in Syria, Pope Francis, and US President Donald Trump are expected to be on…
Interviewed by Lipi Parvin Written by Sabah Mannan In the last 47 years, Bangladesh has come across a whole new political situation which has been repeatedly intersected, been under Military rule as well as Caretaker Government’s. In the face of protests, sometimes elections were selective or rigged and also changed through neutral elections which…
Reported by: S M Noor Mohammad Written by: Tanzim Taqrim Arnob Chief Judicial Magistrate Surendra Kumar reached Japan to attend the International Chief Justice Conference of Asian states. His secretary Md. Anisur Rahman confirms to the reporters that he reached Japan. His companion for this tour was his fellowship Shushma Sinha and Register of appeal…