bangladesh

The Story Of The Bangladeshi Teen Burned To Death For Speaking Out

Against a backdrop of rising sexual violence, her murder sparked furious protests in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka.
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Two Years On, Life Is Still On Hold For Rohingya Refugees

People are still living under emergency response measures, which do not allow them to rebuild their lives in dignity, Amnesty Canada secretary general Alex Neve writes.
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Fire Destroys Thousands Of Homes In Bangladesh

A huge fire ripped through a neighbourhood in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka. Thousands of homes burned to the ground. It took six hours for emergency teams to tackle the flames. No fatalities have been reported yet but several people have been injured and thousands are homeless.
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Donald Trump Gives Baffling Response When Activist Tells Him About Her Murdered Family

The US president also didn't appear to know where Bangladesh is located...
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Bangladesh And Pakistan's Cricket World Cup Clash Produced Solidarity Through Patriotism

The 2018 football World Cup reminded me I was English and British. This cricket World Cup reminded me I was English and British and Bangladeshi.
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In Cox's Bazar, I Saw The Positive Difference A Meaningful Engagement With Local Communities Can Have

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Shamima Begum Could Face Death Penalty In Bangladesh, Foreign Minister Says

"If anyone is found to be involved with terrorism, we have a simple rule: there will be capital punishment. And nothing else."
By Press Association

Britain 'Strips Two More IS Brides Of Citizenship’ Following Shamima Begum Debate

The two sisters, Reema and Zara, reportedly left for Syria in 2013.
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Rohingya Refugees May Have Faded From The Headlines, But Their Struggles Have Not

We don’t hear about this crisis that much any more – working in the camps myself, I cannot help but feel frustrated
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'Attempted Hijacking' On Dubai-Bound Plane, Bangladeshi Airline Says

Police and army are still surrounding the aircraft, a spokesperson said.
By Reuters