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A Lawyer, a Petition, and Troubling Questions
A petition at Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal has sparked concern after reports of bank inquiries targeting defense lawyer Naznin Nahar, raising questions about judicial fairness.
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What Message Did Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliament Send?
An Italian military base in Erbil, Iraq, was struck by a missile overnight. The Ministry of Defence confirmed all 300 personnel are safe after taking shelter in bunkers during the attack.
Bangladesh
Why March 7 Matters to Bangladesh
In a special editorial, The Voice Editor Dastagir Jahangir explores how the March 7 speech provided the "moral courage" for independence and why its legacy must be protected by all political forces.
Opinion
Bawm Detainees in Bangladesh and the Crisis of Justice
Human rights groups say dozens of Bawm detainees remain imprisoned without trial in Bangladesh, highlighting concerns over prolonged detention, displacement, and minority rights.
Opinion
Bangladesh at a Crossroads: Power, Influence, and Transparency
Bangladesh faces critical questions about political influence, international partnerships, and narrative control after the August 5, 2024 transition, as calls for transparency grow ahead of future elections.
