By bringing down a despotic leviathan, the anti-discrimination student movement has earned the moral authority to be spokespersons for the whole nation

Says mother of Raihan, 17, who died of bullet wounds

The UN Human Rights Office has said that there are strong indications that the security forces resorted to unnecessary and disproportionate use of force and extrajudicial killings during the mass uprising that led to the ouster of the Awami League government.

A female student, her face streaked with blood, pleads with Chhatra League activists to stop the relentless beatings.

Washington has been in touch with New Delhi and other countries in the region to discuss the recent developments in Bangladesh and push for an end to violence

The government is also trying to ensure that ICT investigators work under the supervision of United Nations, he says

In an interview with Indian Express, Hasina's son also says govt should have talked to students from the start of quota protests

"We have seen a lot of disinformation in recent weeks, and we remain incredibly committed to strengthening information integrity across the digital ecosystem, especially with our partners in South Asia," US State Department spokesperson said

Gen-Z have finally become mass aware of their socio-political rights and started to ask for accountability, transparency, and honour.

Newly appointed Inspector General of Police (IGP) Md Mainul Islam today said at least 42 members of the police force were killed and scores injured in clashes during the recent mass student movement

The fall of this regime has exposed an entirely different side of our society and collective consciousness that was better left hidden.

As the country strives to recover and move forward, Adrian Claudiu Sina, the lead singer of the Romanian dance-pop group Akcent, expressed his support for Bangladesh.

Fear cannot ever lead to forgetting.

Quota protest movement 2024: Talented actress Sadia Ayman expressed disappointment with the artistes who visited the BTV premises instead of protesting the killing of ordinary students.

The July massacre has brought the credibility of this regime into question.

The ongoing protest by students and mass people demanding justice has surfaced in a profound democratic void in Bangladesh.

What is good politics for a party, or any party, may not result in good economics

The mayhem that swept over the nation is still alive and vivid in our memories. The harrowing violence that has been carried out will forever remain imprinted in our hearts. Hence the question that haunts us all: after what has happened, can we ever get over this?

The government showed us how to take a solvable problem and make it complicated

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina this morning visited the vandalised metro rail station at Mirpur-10 in Dhaka