Rozina, who had been unjustly harassed and mistreated by the officials of the health ministry, was granted bail after six days behind bars. Both the laws under which she was
An investigation into the case of suicide of Dhaka University student Hafizur Rahman has revealed worrying information. It is assumed that consumption of the most dangerous drug LSD (lysergic acid
THE first tentative steps to peace have been taken. The ice is melting. The twins separated at birth are reaching out to each other. Now that India and Pakistan have
The death of writer Mushtaq Ahmed, interned in a case filed under the Digital Security Act, has made us anxious and aggrieved. Maybe someone’s interests were hit because of his
THE recent developments on the Line of Control have engendered a great deal of debate, or at least what passes for debate in our discourse. That discourse is as tedious as it
The death of writer Mushtaq Ahmed is a very sad incident. Such a death cannot be accepted. The state, the government and law enforcement agencies are responsible for the death
So many things have changed during coronavirus times, but not politics, not even an iota. This is all very evident in the statements and speeches of the political leaders. Neither
Following a year marked by massive mobilisation on the climate emergency, CIVICUS is interviewing civil society activists, leaders and experts about the main environmental challenges they face in their contexts
Any change in the the society demands a change in the law; by the same token, the advancement in influencer marketing also demands an imposition of regulations and laws. Now
SEVERAL aspects of a fast-changing political situation confront the country with the spectre of growing instability and a slew of detrimental consequences. There are at least five features of the
