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From Rumour to Killing: In Front of the Law, a Man Dies and Accountability Dies With Him
Abdur Rahman Shamim alias Shamim al-Jahangir was beaten to death in front of police. In a democracy, that is not just murder. It is...
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Make America Great” and “American Dream Initiative”
JPMorgan’s “American Dream Initiative” promises economic inclusion, but critics question whether it will truly help low-income Americans access housing, credit, and healthcare.
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An exploration of how bans—on books, ideas, and political parties—often create stronger public interest and unintended consequences.
Bangladesh
Ban of Bangladesh Awami League: A Masterplan to Turn Bangladesh into a Taliban State
Bangladesh now finds itself at one of the sharpest constitutional crossroads in its post-independence history. The BNP’s landslide victory in the 13th parliamentary election...
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Bangladesh ICT: Fairness, Jurisdiction, and Credibility in Question
The International Crimes Tribunal Bangladesh was established under the International Crimes (Tribunals) Act, 1973 with a specific historical purpose: to prosecute individuals responsible for...
