Bangladesh Awami League is the oldest and largest political organization in the country. This 23rd of June marks the 76th founding anniversary of Bangladesh Awami League. For over seven and a half decades, the journey of the Awami League has been steeped in tradition and glory. Throughout this long path, the party has played a leading role in th...
The commencement of the today's proceedings is yet another reminder of the concerning state into which Bangladesh has descended under the rule of its unelected, undemocratic leader Dr Muhammad Yunus. The UN itself expressed concerns over the lack of due process and fair trial concerns within the ICT, which, since Dr Yunus seized power, has be...
According to a report by JagoNews24:“Over 200 leaders and activists of the now-banned Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) were unable to sit for exams in various departments of Dhaka University this term.” And this figure reflects just one institution. The situation is far worse across the country, with schools, colleges, and universiti...
Today, blood is being spilled across Bangladesh—inside prisons, in courtrooms, on the streets, and in the hearts of innocent people. In today’s Bangladesh, the courtroom has become a death chamber for Awami League leaders and activists. Prisons have turned into death camps. And behind all of this, methodically pulling the strings, is...
Awami League has strongly criticized Muhammad Yunus, the unelected Chief Adviser of Bangladesh’s interim government, for what it called a “humiliating and fruitless diplomatic tour” of the United Kingdom and Europe. The trip, which lasted five days, failed to secure any high-level diplomatic gains and sparked widespread protests among the Bangla...
A series of mysterious deaths and brutal repression of Bangladesh Awami League activists in various prisons across the country has sparked outrage and concern. Political analysts and rights groups assert that these are not isolated events but part of a well-coordinated, clandestine operation led by a Yunus-aligned shadow authority—one that...
The Awami League has today expressed deep concern over UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s reportedly scheduled meeting with Muhammad Yunus, the self-declared Chief Adviser of Bangladesh - warning that any formal meeting lends legitimacy to an unelected and unconstitutional administration. A formal letter from the Awami League’s UK...
The shadow of anarchy is being deliberately cast across the nation. Behind this turmoil lies the so-called “Nobel Laureate” Dr. Yunus, orchestrating a covert ‘meticulous plan’. The objective is singular — to portray Bangladesh as a failed state on the international stage, destabilize it internally, and fulfill his o...
In the guise of “advisors”—Nahid Islam, Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan, and Nurjahan Begum—these individuals have built an empire of corruption, hiding behind their personal assistants, aides, and officials, siphoning off hundreds of crores of taka.
Since Dr. Muhammad Yunus seized power, the country’s economy has plunged into unprecedented disaster. Multiple credible sources confirm that over 10 trillion taka has been siphoned abroad through corruption and embezzlement during his tenure.
In an astonishing and deeply polarizing turn of events, the Awami League—Bangladesh’s oldest, most influential, and historically pivotal political party—has been banned. Its offices shuttered, its digital presence scrubbed, its top leaders either imprisoned or forced into exile. The very party that led the nation to independenc...
What was once a flourishing nation with dreams of golden harvests has been reduced to a garden of despair. Under the shadow of his Nobel Prize, Dr. Muhammad Yunus has led Bangladesh into one of the darkest chapters in its history. His nine-month rule has delivered not progress, but devastation — economic collapse, social disintegration, an...
The hurried announcement to block activities of the Bangladesh Awami League in cyberspace has exposed the desperation of the illegal Yunus regime to impose a manufactured narrative on the people of Bangladesh. The abuse of state organs to restrict social media handles presenting the Awami League is another tool unleashed by the regime to intimid...
In a brazen sign of weaponization of law enforcement by Yunus regime, cops allowed a mob comprised of top Yunus advocates and supporters from Yunus backed National Citizens Party to hold a staged sit-in right in front of Yunus’s official residence Jamuna for hours only because these crowds are demanding ban on Awami League. Joined by the ...
Following August 5, 2024, the media sector has experienced what many are calling a brutal "purge." Estimates suggest that over 2,000 journalists have been laid off from television stations, newspapers, and digital outlets. Their only offense: refusing to toe the government line, practicing impartial journalism, or daring to pursue investigative ...
On this press freedom day, we express deepest sympathies and stand in solidarity with thousands of journalists who have been terrorised with vile threats of mob violence, indicted in outrageous murder charges, fell victim to physical assaults and forcibly removed from their jobs over past seven months but still standing firm defying state sponso...
The Bangladesh Awami League expresses deep concern and strong condemnation over the recent policy decision made by the illegal and unconstitutional occupying fascist government of Yunus to grant a corridor in the area bordering Myanmar. This region has long been a conflict zone between the Myanmar government and the Arakan Army. Furthermore, it...
August 5, 2024, marks a dark turning point in Bangladesh’s history. With the help of foreign powers and domestic extremist factions, a democratically elected government was ousted and replaced by a donor-driven, NGO-aligned, interest-based regime, fronted by Muhammad Yunus. Since then, the country’s economy has been sliding into a fragile and br...
A devastating crisis is unfolding across the country’s industrial zones, particularly in Chattogram and Dhaka. Key sectors like steel, garments, textiles, and ceramics face an existential threat. Over the past seven months, skyrocketing gas and electricity prices — coupled with severe supply shortages — have forced the closure...
It’s a terrifying time to be a woman in Bangladesh right now. Once a nation that showed glimpses of progress in empowering women, Bangladesh is now witnessing an alarming backslide in safety, dignity, and basic human rights. Every day brings new stories of violence, harassment, and injustice. From city streets to rural villages, w...
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