167 admitted to National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital during July uprising, doctor tells ICT-1
Of the killings documented, 520 or 75 percent died due to police atrocities, according to the HRSS report.
As it transpires, the national election will precede the “promised” constitutional reform, thereby deferring to the wisdom of an elected parliament.
The struggle to find meaningful employment has become one of the most disheartening realities for young people in Bangladesh.
More than 1,300 firearms and over 2,50,000 rounds of ammunition looted from police stations during the July uprising remain missing
Denigration of our Liberation War will never be acceptable
It was 6:14pm on Friday, July 19, 2024. Two Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) personnel were advancing into Banasree G Block in Dhaka.
As the nation observed the first anniversary of the July uprising yesterday, the family of slain student Abu Sayed remained cloaked in quiet resilience -- still grieving, yet hopeful that his ultimate sacrifice will not go in vain.
The programme will feature recitations of protest poetry from July 2024, an open discussion session, and the third staging of Mime Art’s powerful production “Rokte Agun Legechhe” (“The Blood is on Fire”), written, directed, and performed by the troupe’s founder, Nithor Mahbub.
167 admitted to National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital during July uprising, doctor tells ICT-1
Of the killings documented, 520 or 75 percent died due to police atrocities, according to the HRSS report.
As it transpires, the national election will precede the “promised” constitutional reform, thereby deferring to the wisdom of an elected parliament.
The struggle to find meaningful employment has become one of the most disheartening realities for young people in Bangladesh.
More than 1,300 firearms and over 2,50,000 rounds of ammunition looted from police stations during the July uprising remain missing
Denigration of our Liberation War will never be acceptable
It was 6:14pm on Friday, July 19, 2024. Two Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) personnel were advancing into Banasree G Block in Dhaka.
As the nation observed the first anniversary of the July uprising yesterday, the family of slain student Abu Sayed remained cloaked in quiet resilience -- still grieving, yet hopeful that his ultimate sacrifice will not go in vain.
The programme will feature recitations of protest poetry from July 2024, an open discussion session, and the third staging of Mime Art’s powerful production “Rokte Agun Legechhe” (“The Blood is on Fire”), written, directed, and performed by the troupe’s founder, Nithor Mahbub.
Eleven singers from Saimum Shilpigosthi opened the programme at 12:11pm
