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Human Rights Violation
Human Rights ViolationChina operating 380 detention centres: Researchers
China's network of detention centres in the northwest Xinjiang region is much bigger than previously thought and has been expanded in recent years, according to research presented by an Australian ...
HC verdict on Jaha Alam’s compensation on 29 Sept
The High Court is set to deliver its judgment on 29 September on the rule over the compensation to Jaha Alam
UN rights envoy to Myanmar says election will fail to meet standards
election will fail to meet standards because of the disenfranchisement of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims.
Myanmar casualties may represent war crimes: UN rights chief
The UN human rights chief said on Monday that three years after a Rohingya exodus "no concrete measures" on accountability had been taken by authorities and said some cases of recent civilian ...
Myanmar army probes 'wider patterns' of abuse against Rohingya
The Myanmar military has said it is investigating "possible wider patterns of violations" before and during a 2017 crackdown in Rakhine State that the United Nations has said was executed with ...
Sinha murder probe report
Police actions were rash, unprofessional
The investigation committee said that an individual became all powerful through the misuse of laws. Liaqat’s firing is the result of that. Mentioning the reign of terror in the area, the committee ...
I just explained sorrows of expatriates: Rayhan Kabir
Rayhan was arrested after Qatar-based television channel aired the documentary “Locked up in Malaysia lockdown” on Malaysia's crackdown on immigrants amid COVID-19 pandemic where Rayhan gave the ...
Deported Bangladeshi expat Rayhan returns home from Malaysia
Bangladeshi migrant worker Mohammad Rayhan Kabir, who was arrested in Malaysia after criticising the government in an Al Jazeera documentary, returned Dhaka early Saturday
Three years on, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh camps
25 August marks the third anniversary of attacks by Rohingya Muslim insurgents that triggered military retaliation and led to the exodus from Buddhist-majority Myanmar over following days and weeks ...
Reform is necessary, every man has right to legal protection: Sinha’s sister
Sinha would talk to his mother Nasima Akhter and elder sister Sharmin Shariya Ferdous before going to sleep every night. On the night of 31 July, Nasima Akhter called Sinha around 11:00pm for five to ...
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