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C R Abrar
Professor of International Relations at the University of Dhaka. He researches and writes on rights and migration issues.
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Inside The Rohingya Refugee Camps: Circumstances beckon prudence and vision
From an unprecedented shutdown of activities due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the country is gradually moving to a new normal situation. -
Reining in the rogue state
It was a blatant charade of epic proportion. -
The plight of children of a lesser god
It took only a few weeks for the authorities in Bangladesh to enact the third episode of a series that could be aptly titled as “Hatching conspiracy, tarnishing image”. -
Shrinking space for cultural and artistic freedoms
It was a peaceful cultural exhibition on a burning issue; an issue that has been haunting thousands of families of victims and resonating among millions of conscientious citizens of the land and beyond. -
Conjuring victims into villains
It was a repeat performance of some sort. The drama was based on the same script; the acts were played out on the same locations; while the characters representing the state remained almost the same. Their adversaries in this episode arrived from Vietnam.
