Legal experts have expressed worries about the growing abuse of power by the executive magistrates.
Recent rounds of violence demand stern response
The ruling party must check BCL influence at public universities
Women's achievements were overshadowed by the gendered inequalities they continue to face
A Dhaka court sentences former joint secretary to the National Housing Authority (NHA) Rafiqul Mohammed to five years’ jail in a case filed for allotting a government plot to a person by making forged documents in February 1997.
Over 15 lakh people in Bangladesh are living in modern slavery, with some 44 percent of the population being vulnerable to the scourge, says a new report.
Legal experts have expressed worries about the growing abuse of power by the executive magistrates.
Recent rounds of violence demand stern response
The ruling party must check BCL influence at public universities
Women's achievements were overshadowed by the gendered inequalities they continue to face
A Dhaka court sentences former joint secretary to the National Housing Authority (NHA) Rafiqul Mohammed to five years’ jail in a case filed for allotting a government plot to a person by making forged documents in February 1997.
Over 15 lakh people in Bangladesh are living in modern slavery, with some 44 percent of the population being vulnerable to the scourge, says a new report.
