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Human rights
Human rightsUK urges world not to turn away from sufferings of Rohingyas
UK foreign secretary Dominic Raab outlined a further £47.5 million ($63 million) in aid, both for the Rohingya and to help Bangladesh deal with the coronavirus pandemic and its frequent natural ...
Donor govts urged to recognise crimes against Rohingya as genocide
Unpublished quantitative data collected by Fortify Rights and a team of Rohingya researchers found that 100 per cent of Rohingya respondents in Bangladesh believe the Myanmar military is intent on ...
'Solution to Rohingya crisis unlikely if geopolitical appeasement continues'
Bangladesh foreign minister AK Abdul Momen has said there will be no sustainable solution to the Rohingya crisis in near future if the defiance, impunity and geopolitical appeasement of Myanmar ...
'Countries investing in Myanmar may not get desired returns'
Reminding about the possible uncertainty in the region, Bangladesh foreign minister AK Abdul Momen has sought support from big countries to find a durable solution to the Rohingya crisis through ...
Delwar raped Noakhali victim multiple times: NHRC
The housewife who was stripped and molested in Begumganj of Noakhali was raped several times at gun-point by the accused Delwar Hossain
Interview: Mizanur Rahman
‘The human rights commission must be freed of shackles’
Mizanur Rahman, former chairman of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), in an interview with Prothom Alo speaks about the state of human rights in Bangladesh and the role of the human rights ...
Myanmar election app goes offline, has been criticised over label for Rohingya
The mVoter2020 app, launched on Tuesday and aimed at improving voter awareness, labels at least two candidates belonging to the Rohingya ethnic group as “Bengali”, a term that implies they are ...
September, finally a month free of 'gunfights'
This September, after 11 and a half years, there were no 'gunfights' of 'crossfire' with the law enforcement agencies
China 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 ...
Myanmar erases names of Rohingya villages, UN map makers follow suit
The satellite images show the base built on the site of Kan Kya doubled in size in the past year and two helipads were added. A new road has been built over the site of another razed village nearby ...
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