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Marking United Nations Day on Thursday, Prof Yunus highlighted the ongoing human rights abuses in regions such as Rakhine State in Myanmar and Gaza, stating, “We cannot ignore the people who continue to be persecuted, uprooted, and subjected to gross violations of human rights...No person, regardless of their number or identity, is expandable.”
Despite aligning broadly with the resistance, many people still enjoy these events, suggesting that cultural consumption doesn't always mirror political ideals.
While several BJP members have previously run anti-Rohingya campaigns, this marks the first time the Prime Minister has addressed the issue directly during an election campaign.
A company official has denied the allegations, insisting that no such exploitation takes place. However, labor activists argue that sexual abuse and exploitation are common in Myanmar’s garment industry, where a collapsing economy has left women increasingly vulnerable.
The Ministry of Home Affairs’ notification outlined various charges against the BCL, citing its involvement in numerous acts of violence and public disorder over the years, particularly during the past 15 years of Awami League’s rule.
The embassy cited "credible information" regarding a potential attack targeting popular tourist locations in the area.
Local police confirmed that three people died during the trip, and 11 others have been transferred to a government hospital since Sunday due to deteriorating health conditions.
During the signing ceremony at the Japanese Embassy in Dhaka, Ambassador Iwama Kiminori expressed hope that the assistance would protect women and girls, uphold their dignity, and enhance their quality of life.
These media reports claim that Mahfuz Alam was a former leader of HT during Sheikh Hasina's tenure and that he is currently using his position in the interim government to support HT militants.
The refugees are part of the heavily persecuted Muslim Rohingya minority from Myanmar, who frequently attempt dangerous sea journeys to reach safety in countries like Malaysia and Indonesia.
The explosion, which took place at 5:00 pm on Saturday, caused no injuries but did result in partial damage to the consulate building, Lin said during a regular press briefing.
According to sources, the AA has allegedly killed between 1,200 and 1,500 Rohingya since late March 2024, with many subjected to brutal executions, beheadings, and abductions.
Speaking at a discussion titled "Integrated Approach to Eye Care Services in Humanitarian Settings: Lessons and Best Practices," organized by Orbis International and *The Financial Express* in Dhaka, Rahman emphasized the ongoing struggles faced by the Rohingya population.
According to sources, Rohingya forces are allegedly receiving weapons and ammunition from the Myanmar military, fueling the conflict with the Arakan Army across Rakhine State.
A local monk discovered the grim scene in Thailand’s Chumphon province on Thursday, where two dead refugees and eight others were found in the forest.
While the reasons behind specific jamming incidents remain unclear, natural events like solar flares can degrade GPS signals.
The Muslim Company, officially designated as the 3rd Company of Brigade 4 within the KNU, consists of 130 soldiers. Though small compared to the tens of thousands fighting across Myanmar, their contribution is far from insignificant.
The IDHAE said recipients like the Mandalay-based lawyer have “illustrated with [their] activity or [their] suffering, the defence of human rights, of defence rights, the supremacy of law, the struggle against racism and intolerance in any form”.
Amir Jafar, commander of APBn-8 (additional DIG), confirmed that five individuals—Mohammad Belal (39), Omar Faruk (30), Mohammad Yunus (25), Abdullah (18), and Hamida (50)—were shot during the clash.
The proceedings commenced at 11:30 a.m., led by Justice Md Golam Mortuza Majumdar, chairman of the International Crimes Tribunal. On the first day, the tribunal’s prosecution team requested arrest warrants for 50 individuals, including Hasina.
