section 57 of the ICT ACT
Awami League wants us to love DSA. It’s too late now
While the manner in which the DSA is being defended is nothing new, the timing bears significance
HRW asks Bangladesh to protect freedom of expression
The Human Rights Watch asks Bangladesh to repeal “draconian” Section 57 and says that the upcoming Digital Security Act is no different.
Silencing Dissent
The much-maligned Section 57 of the infamous Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Act 2006 has come in handy again for suppressing dissent. This time the target is a well-known professor of law of the University of Dhaka, a reputed columnist and an eloquent speaker.
DU journalism dept protests Section 57
Teachers and students of Dhaka University’s journalism department protest the Section 57 of the Digital Security Act, in the purview of a lawsuit against a former student.
DRU to hold rally demanding removal of Section 57
Dhaka Reporters’ Unity (DRU) will hold a rally at its premises on Friday demanding scrapping of Section 57 of the Information and Communication Technology Act (ICT Act).
Facebook users sued for demeaning SC, CJ
Supreme Court administration sues some unknown persons for demeaning the judiciary and Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha in Facebook posts.
ICT Act to be easy thru’ Digital Security Act, Anisul reiterates
The Section 57 of the Information and Communication Technology Act, which is said to be a hurdle to the freedom of expression, will be made easy through formulating the Digital Security Act, Law Minister Anisul Huq reiterates.
Section 57: Shangu editor lands in jail
A Chittagong court sends Kabir Hossain, editor of local newspaper Dainik Sangu, to jail in connection with a case filed under the Information Communication Act.
HC questions legality of Section 57
The High Court today questioned the legality of the much-talked-about Section 57 of Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Act.
Awami League wants us to love DSA. It’s too late now
While the manner in which the DSA is being defended is nothing new, the timing bears significance
HRW asks Bangladesh to protect freedom of expression
The Human Rights Watch asks Bangladesh to repeal “draconian” Section 57 and says that the upcoming Digital Security Act is no different.
Silencing Dissent
The much-maligned Section 57 of the infamous Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Act 2006 has come in handy again for suppressing dissent. This time the target is a well-known professor of law of the University of Dhaka, a reputed columnist and an eloquent speaker.
DU journalism dept protests Section 57
Teachers and students of Dhaka University’s journalism department protest the Section 57 of the Digital Security Act, in the purview of a lawsuit against a former student.
DRU to hold rally demanding removal of Section 57
Dhaka Reporters’ Unity (DRU) will hold a rally at its premises on Friday demanding scrapping of Section 57 of the Information and Communication Technology Act (ICT Act).
Facebook users sued for demeaning SC, CJ
Supreme Court administration sues some unknown persons for demeaning the judiciary and Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha in Facebook posts.
ICT Act to be easy thru’ Digital Security Act, Anisul reiterates
The Section 57 of the Information and Communication Technology Act, which is said to be a hurdle to the freedom of expression, will be made easy through formulating the Digital Security Act, Law Minister Anisul Huq reiterates.
Section 57: Shangu editor lands in jail
A Chittagong court sends Kabir Hossain, editor of local newspaper Dainik Sangu, to jail in connection with a case filed under the Information Communication Act.
HC questions legality of Section 57
The High Court today questioned the legality of the much-talked-about Section 57 of Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Act.
‘Section 57 gives admin unfettered discretion’
A lawyer who is representing a writ petitioner argued before the High Court that Section 57 of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Act provides “unfettered discretion to the administration”.