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ICT to decide on framing charges against 30 on Aug 6

The International Crimes Tribunal-2 on Wednesday set August 6 to decide whether charges will be framed against 30 accused, including former Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur vice-chancellor Hasibur Rashid, over the murder of student Abu Sayeed during the July 16, 2024 protests...

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ICT training concludes with award ceremony at GAU

Gazipur Agricultural University hosted the closing and certificate-awarding ceremony of the ‘digital skills for students training programme at the Begum Sufia Kamal Auditorium of the university on Saturday...

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Tolerance, awareness can prevent human-elephant conflict: experts

Tolerant behaviour and understanding of elephant habits could significantly reduce human-elephant conflict in areas where wild elephants frequently roam, experts and local people said at a workshop held in Chattogram’s Lohagara upazila on Tuesday morning...

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Deplorable delay in disbursing grants to July uprising victims

THE delay in disbursing grants and allowances to those wounded and to the families of those martyred during the July uprising is deeply disappointing. The interim government — formed after the student-led mass movement toppled the authoritarian Awami League government in August 2024 — repeatedly pledged that support and rehabilitation for the victims would be...

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ICT sets Oct 15 deadline for probe report

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Sunday directed its Investigation Agency to submit the probe report by October 15 in the 2024 July–August crimes against humanity case against Awami League general secretary Obaidul Quader and 44 others, mostly his party colleagues and political allies...

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Many victims yet to get any help

Sufferings and disappointment of the people wounded in the July uprising deepens on as many of them have yet to receive any or furhter financial help from the July Shaheed Smrity Foundation...

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Badiul to challenge parts of HC verdict on 15th amendment

Civil society platform Susashoner Jonno Nagorik secretary Badiul Alam Majumdar, a petitioner against the constitution’s 15th amendment, on Tuesday said that he would file an appeal challenging parts of a December High Court verdict that cancelled the amendment...

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25 drug peddlers, addicts held in Sylhet

The police arrested 25 individuals, including two women, on charges of selling and consuming different sorts of drugs in Sylhet on Saturday evening...

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Preparedness, early relief essential for flood victims

YET another flash flood has left thousands stranded in coastal regions, worsening the already fragile disaster-prone areas. Reports show that large swathes of Feni, Cumilla, Shariatpur, Chattogram, Barishal, Khulna and Noakhali grapple with flash floods and widespread inundation. In many areas, residents live without access to safe drinking water. The flood has also...

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Of bullying, paradox and moral victory

RECENTLY I watched a K-drama series about a high school boy who loved studying and dreamed of college but unfortunately was stuck in a school ruled by bullies. The environment was so toxic that a gangster group — led by the biggest school bully — practically ran the school, manipulating not only the students but also the administration, thanks to his wealthy and...

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1st ICT order on charges likely July 10

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Monday concluded the hearing on charges against ousted prime minister and Awami League president Sheikh Hasina and his two associates over their alleged involvement in committing crimes against humanity across Bangladesh during the July–August 2024 mass uprising...

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Four placed on 3-day remand over filming rape victim

A Cumilla court on Thursday granted a three-day remand for four individuals arrested in a case filed under the Pornography Control Act over the filming and circulating video footage of a rape victim at Muradnagar upazila in Cumilla...

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Sylhet stone traders, workers announce strike from July 5

Sylhet District Stone Traders and Workers Unity Council on Wednesday threatened to go for a indefinite transport strike from Saturday if their five-point demand, including opening stone quarries for extracting stones in manual process and withdrawal of the deputy commissioner, were not met by Friday...

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Insensitive sexual harassment reporting adds to victim trauma

INSENSITIVE and irresponsible reporting on sexual harassment and rape increasingly puts survivor’s privacy, safety and mental well-being at serious risk. While established media outlets generally try to follow basic ethical standards in reporting sexual violence such as respecting victims and safeguarding the identity, online platforms, social media-based pages and informal...

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Muradnagar rape victim leaves home

The woman, who was raped, tortured and videoed in a village under Muradnagar upazila in Cumilla, has left her father’s home due to ‘interview pressure’ and crowds flocking around her house every day...

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No appeal yet against HC verdict commuting death sentences

Nine years have passed since the harrowing extremist attack on Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka’s Gulshan on July 1, 2016, that left 22 people—17 of them foreign nationals—dead, but no appeal has yet been filed, challenging the High Court verdict that commuted the death sentences of seven convicts to imprisonment until death...

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ICT begins charge hearing in Chankharpool killings

The prosecution of the International Crimes Tribunal 1 on Sunday urged the tribunal to frame charges of crimes against humanity against former Dhaka Metropolitan Police commissioner Habibur Rahman and seven other police personnel...

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10 die from torture during interim govt: Odhikar

Different rights bodies and the families of the victims of enforced disappearance on Wednesday demanded justice for the victims of disappearance and torture as the country march with the world in observing International Day in Support of Victims of Torture today...

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Charge hearing against Hasina, 2 aides July 1

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Tuesday set July 1 for hearing charges against ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina and two of her associates in a crimes against humanity case over the 2024 July–August mass uprising.

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Ex-RAB director shown arrested in ICT case

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Wednesday showed retired Rear Admiral Muhammad Sohail, former Rapid Action Battalion media wing director, arrested in a case over crimes against humanity...

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Use of US bunker-buster bomb looms over Iran conflict

A powerful American bunker-busting bomb is the only weapon capable of destroying Iran’s deeply buried nuclear facilities, making it president Donald Trump’s weapon of choice if he chooses to militarily back Israel...

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Businesses fear trade disruption

The concerns among businesses in Bangladesh are growing due to the conflict between Iran and Israel, which broke out on Friday, after a surprise attack by Israel on Iran...

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Oil price rises, global stocks mixed

Oil prices rose and stock markets diverged Wednesday as investors tracked the Israel-Iran conflict and a looming US interest rate decision...

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Iran-Israel conflict: Bangladesh fears energy, economic crisis

With no sign of de-escalation of the tensions in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz under Iran’s consideration, Bangladesh appears to face a wave of fresh economic crises due to a surge in energy prices and a potential supply shortage...