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Response to the Report Published by the OHCHR on the Events of July-August in Bangladesh

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) released a report in July-August regarding the killings and human rights violations that took place in Bangladesh. The Awami League believes that the report is entirely biased, one-sided, and based on fabricated information. It claims that the OHCHR issued this shamefull...

BNP-Jamaat Rumour Mill Working Overtime to Enact Violent Regime Change Using Students

The Quota Movement has lost steam following the main demand being met. Normalcy is returning to Bangladesh. But BNP-Jamaat’s infiltration has already resulted in a lot of deaths and destruction. The Students Against Discrimination (SAD), the main coordinating body of the Quota Movement, has already made their intentions clear, their’...

Quota Movement and the “Blueprint” for Regime Change in Bangladesh

The blueprint for a regime-change was cooking in the background for the past five months. The Quota Movement provided the perfect cover. The plan was to create terror and chaos across the country through vandalism and arson attacks, and invade and control government establishments. To implement this plan, 300,000 cadres of BNP and Jamaat-E-islam...

Even mass media was not spared from violence centering quota movement

The mass media was not spared from the havoc that the third-party evil force wreaked throughout Bangladesh through violent and terrorist activities by infiltrating the quota reform movement. In no way, the innocent students, who were staging demonstrations demanding quota reform, were involved in these violent activities. Taking advantage of the...

Will treat the injured, punish the criminals: PM Sheikh Hasina

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has assured the injured people of proper treatment and said culprits should be given appropriate punishment so that none dares toy with the people’s lives. "They should be given appropriate punishment so that none can play ducks and drakes with the lives of the country's people anymore," she said while visitin...