Digital Security Act (DSA)
Flowery rhetoric on CSA cannot redeem it
High Court judge’s comments a wake-up call for CSA proponents
Opinion / Of the AL, for the AL, and by the AL
AL-nominated and AL independent candidates will have enough AL supporters to represent a decent voter turnout.
Overhaul the Cyber Security Agency to protect data
Citizens’ data must be protected
Will Khadija’s ordeal end with her release?
The long shadow of DSA continues to haunt victims
We must improve our human rights record
Government should promptly start working on UPR recommendations
Are we listening to the young people?
They must be able to enjoy the benefits of a functioning democracy
The media must do more to protest oppressive laws like the CSA
The timing of the Cyber Security Act, in the run-up to the elections, was hardly surprising
Redraft Cyber Security Bill-2023: TIB
Transparency International Bangladesh today called upon the members of parliament and parliamentary committee on posts, telecommunications, and information technology ministry to redraft the Cyber Security Bill-2023 in light of international experiences and best practices
Column by Mahfuz Anam: DSA to CSA, a sham of a reform
Journalists’ fate is again being determined in the dark.
Cyber Security Act will not stop criminalising freedom of expression
It is rather dubious why the government wants to have another draconian cyber security law right before the next national elections.
A repackaged DSA brings renewed worries
Government must address concerns raised by the media, rights defenders
Could Nadim’s life have been saved?
Stop normalising threats faced by journalists in Bangladesh
A blatant disregard for rights treaties
The Digital Security Act must go, before it inflicts further harm
DSA to be amended by September: law minister
Law Minister Anisul Huq today said the Digital Security Act will be amended by September, within the term of the current Awami League government.
Don’t criminalise free thought
Withdraw suspension order for Salina Shelley, repeal DSA
DSA one of the world’s most draconian laws for journalists: US
State Department principal deputy spokesperson said that one of the biggest reasons that Bangladesh fell to 10 places to 162 out of 180 countries in the latest World Press Freedom Index was the DSA
Government’s stubborn attitude on DSA sends ominous signal
The government is not taking OHCHR recommendations about the law into account.
An attempt to impede free journalism
Even if the state has an objection against a citizen’s activity, can they legally pick up that person?
DSA and the quest for an obliged press
A free and independent press is essential for any democratic society, and journalists must be allowed to report on issues of public interest without fear of retaliation or censorship.
