Bangladesh politics

The Human Rights Support Society's June 2026 report documents rising political violence, mob attacks, gender-based violence and arrests, prompting renewed debate over governance and human rights in Bangladesh.

The Bhangura incident shows how suspicion-driven arrests can weaken public trust and why due process must begin before detention, not after public pressure.

Jailed Swechchhasebak League leader Shah Alam Khandaker attended his mother's funeral under three-hour parole while handcuffed, raising renewed questions about humanitarian treatment of detainees.

On its 77th anniversary, the Awami League pledges unity and resilience against repression, recalling its historic struggle for democracy and the spirit of liberation.

The death of Jubo League leader Nurul Alam less than 24 hours after his arrest has sparked allegations of custodial abuse and renewed scrutiny of detention practices.