FExB, a network of media rights organisations in Bangladesh, in the strongest words protested the arbitrary arrests of Rozina Islam, senior reporter of a popular
On February 25, the most reviled and draconian Digital Security Act (DSA) claimed its first victim, and gave the nation its first Digital Security Act
Outrage all over after Mushtaq’s death in custody; call for scrapping DSA gets louder Condemnation poured in and people from all walks of life, especially
Journalists in the country are regular victims of legal harassment, intimidation and assaults by ruling party members, state and non-state actors. Ain-O-Salish Kendra (ASK) has
In a world of rising calls for limits on hate speech, international human rights law provides standards to govern State and company approaches to online
Bangladesh is passing an unprecedented difficult time. The Bangladesh government appears to be cracking down on free speech as COVID-19 hits the country, silencing those
Speakers at a discussion programme Thursday urged the government to monitor hate speech in Bangladesh and bring the perpetrators under justice. They said hate speeches
[Dhaka, 28 November 2020] Speakers urged to secure human rights and ensure freedom of expression in Bangladesh and proper implement of human rights law in
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