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Seizure of assets of ex-minister Chumki ordered

The Dhaka Metropolitan Senior Special Judge Court on Sunday ordered the Anti-Corruption Commission to freeze five bank accounts of former state minister for women and children affairs Meher Afroz Chumki and confiscate a flat owned by her in the capital Dhaka in connection with a graft case...

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July Revives launched demanding ban on AL

A newly formed student platform, ‘Ganahattyakari Awami League Nisiddho Karan Andolan’(the movement for banning the Awami League) on Sunday announced a two-week-long programme titled ‘July Revives’, demanding banning of the Awami League and justice for alleged mass killings...

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8 injured in clash over VGF rice distribution

A three-way clash erupted between Islami Andolon, Bangladesh Nationalist Party, and Jamaat-e-Islami in Monpura of Bhola over the distribution of VGF rice, leaving at least 8 people injured...

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Justice Abdur Rouf remembered

A prayer session and commemoration meeting was held for former chairman of Hamdard Laboratories (Waqf) Bangladesh’s board of trustees Justice Mohammad Abdur Rouf at the Hamdard conference hall in Dhaka’s Banglamotor area on Thursday.

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IMPORTANCE OF MERITOCRACY: Building just, progressive society

MERITOCRACY may be defined as a system of governance or administrative structure where individuals are rewarded and promoted or given a chance to grow and develop based on their merit, abilities and skills rather than their social status, power or connections. It is often heralded as an efficient and justified way to assign responsibilities, provide opportunities...

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Tackling police corruption

CORRUPTION is deeply rooted, affecting nearly every sector, including law enforcement. Police corruption, marked by bribery, the abuse of power, political interference and extortion, has eroded public trust, weakened the justice system and fostered a culture of impunity. This not only hampers law enforcement but also obstructs justice, fuels social injustice...

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Tarique vows to prosecute perpetrators of July-Aug massacres

Bangladesh Nationalist Party acting chairman Tarique Rahman on Sunday said that if the BNP came to power, it would take all necessary steps to prosecute those who were responsible for killings and torture during the anti-dictatorship movement and the July-August mass uprising...

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Juba Dal activist killed as factions clash

A Jatiyatabadi Juba Dal activist was allegedly killed, and three others were injured as two factions of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party clashed at Raujan in Chattogram over removal of a banner featuring a former Awami League lawmaker...

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Prospect of ICJ Masalit genocide case

SUDAN’S surprise move to institute proceedings against the United Arab Emirates before the International Court of Justice on March 5, 2025, alleging that the latter is violating certain obligations under the Genocide Convention, raises several legal challenges and uncertainties. In this case, Sudan alleges that the UAE is complicit in genocidal acts committed against the...

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Climate justice needs gender equality

CLIMATE justice is more than just reducing carbon emissions or promoting clean energy. It is about recognising how climate change affects different communities in unequal ways. It demands fair solutions that consider the needs of those who suffer the most. Among them, women — especially in low-income and marginalised communities — are facing the harshest...

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Seizure of 54 kathas of land of Summit Group ordered

The Dhaka Senior Special Judge Court on Tuesday ordered the Anti-Corruption Commission to seize 54 kathas of land worth Tk 9.70 crore owned by Summit Group chairman Muhammad Aziz Khan’s wife Anjuman Aziz Khan...

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HC questions administering president’s oath by speaker

The High Court on Tuesday asked the government to explain within four weeks why transferring the authority to administer the president’s oath from the chief justice to the speaker through the 15th amendment to the constitution should not be declared unconstitutional.

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Mob justice is no justice

THE term ‘mob justice’ has recently been widely discussed. It refers to a situation when a chaotic mob ignores the law or the judicial system, uses force and takes the law into its own hands to try the accused. It refers to the punishment of a person by an angry or chaotic mob without the intervention of the legal system or the law enforcement agencies. The recent...