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Press Note: The Dawn of a New Bangladesh Under Interim Leadership

Press Note: The Dawn of a New Bangladesh Under Interim Leadership Date: August 12, 2024 Issued by: Global Bangladeshis’ Alliance for Human Rights (GBAHR), London. The Rebirth of Bangladesh: A New Era of Hope and Justice Bangladesh is experiencing a historic transformation, following a mass upheaval and student-led protests that have reshaped the nation’s political …

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Condemning Violence by Law Enforcement Agencies & Ruling Party Thugs in Bangladesh

GBAHR’s Statement Condemning Violence by Law Enforcement Agencies and Ruling Party Student Thugs Against Student Protests in Bangladesh Against the backdrop of the galloping cost of living, widening inequality, and worsening opportunities, university students in Bangladesh have been waging a peaceful movement demanding reform of quotas for public sector employment. Instead of addressing the students’ …

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GBAHR on 15 years of BDR Massacre Day.

15 Years of BDR Massacre: Context of Security and Democracy in South Asia

The Global Bangladeshi Alliance for Human Rights (GBAHR) organized a symposium titled “15th Anniversary of BDR Massacre: Context of Security and Democracy in South Asia” at the Whitechapel Centre in East London, UK on Sunday (February 25). Eminent educationist Hasanat M Hossain MBE was present as the chief guest in the meeting chaired by GBAHR …

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176 world leaders and Nobel laureates urge Bangladesh to halt legal cases against Peace Prize winner

DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — More than 170 global leaders and Nobel laureates have urged Bangladesh’s prime minister to suspend legal proceedings against Muhammad Yunus, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for pioneering the use of microcredit to help impoverished people. In an open letter, the leaders, including former U.S. President Barack Obama, …

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Bangladesh: Stop weaponizing labour law to harass Nobel Laureate Mohammad Yunus

Authorities in Bangladesh must stop weaponizing labour laws and immediately end their harassment and intimidation of the Nobel Peace Laureate Mohammad Yunus, Amnesty International said today. Mohammad Yunus, who is also the chairman of the board at Grameen Telecom, is accused of employment-related violations and faces a criminal case in Bangladesh under the Labour Act …

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