Joy Flipflops and Changes His Narrative

“Hasina won’t return to politics: Joy” – 6th August on BBC – Source – The Daily Star / NDTV Son says Hasina will return to Bangladesh – BBC

22 US senators, Congress members write to Blinken on Bangladesh’s current situation | Senator Markey

Twenty-two US senators and Congress members have written to US Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressing concern over the ongoing situation in Bangladesh. They sent a bipartisan letter to the…

At Least 32 Children Killed In Bangladesh Violence | Unicef

“I have just returned from a week in Bangladesh, and I am deeply concerned about the impact of recent violence and ongoing unrest on children. “UNICEF has now confirmed that…

‘Crocodile tears’-Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina ‘cries’ at metro station | WION

Sheikh Hasina is facing online criticism after appearing to cry during a visit to a metro station damaged in recent anti-quota protests by students. She is being accused of shedding…

Bangladesh Accuses Tens of Thousands After Protest Crackdown | The New York Times

NYT article describes how Bangladeshi government security forces combed through neighborhoods and arrested tens of thousands of people in a draconian state of affairs in the following days of deadly…

Bangladesh PM Faces Criticism for ‘Crocodile Tears’ | Independent.co.uk

Bangladesh’s prime minister Sheikh Hasina is under fire for “shedding crocodile tears” over damage caused to a railway station during a protest against her government that left more than 150 people dead. Ms Hasina was…

Victims of Bangladesh protest violence face a dark future | Al Jazeera

Hundreds of protesters and bystanders were hit in the eyes by pellets fired by security forces. They might lose vision forever — a lasting marker of the mayhem that engulfed…

EU criticizes Bangladesh for using ‘excessive force’ against student protesters | DW News

The European Union has criticized the use of ‘excessive force’ against student protesters in Bangladesh. Demonstrations against unpopular quotas for civil service jobs were met with force by police. Conservative…

Bangladesh Army Soldier Aims Assault Rifle at Protesters

Bangladeshi military forces on armored vehicles patrol the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Saturday, July 20, 2024.(AP Photo/Rajib Dhar) Source – CTV news

Protest Leader Tortured in Police Custody | BBC Bangla

Nahid is one of the coordinators of the student movement for reform of quotas in civil service jobs. He was abducted by government officials and tortured in their custody. Collected…