Netra News

Human Rights Day in Dhaka, in ten photos.

Sheikh Hasina’s son has been leading the Awami League’s public relations counteroffensive in the media — now, he is funding lobbyists close to Donald Trump.

How a liberal Bangladeshi publisher risked violating laws to secretly fund a campaign through far-right influence to bolster Sheikh Hasina’s standing in Washington DC.

Yunus has agreed to the proposal.

Bangladesh police rolling back its presence from Dhaka could complicate the government’s handling of the protests

Following a week-long break, protesters continue to show up in Bangladesh, posing an ever greater challenge to the rule of Sheikh Hasina

From a secret hideout, three of Bangladesh’s student protest leaders have called on the international community to hold members of the country’s security forces accountable for what has been described as a massacre of students.

Nationwide internet shutdown continues, but some places of strategic value to the government have connections restored

Photos from July 18th to July 20th: A Netra News photographer on the ground in Dhaka has been documenting the ongoing student protests and the government’s brutal crackdown against the protesters.

Nahid Islam calls on the international community to “come forward, stand beside and support the protesting students in whatever way possible.”

Facebook took days, if they detected them at all, to identify clear incitements to violence against protesters in Bangladesh by ruling party supporters

Latest updates from the besieged capital of Bangladesh.

A list of deaths verified by Netra News reporters.

How attacks on students at Jahangirnagar University unfolded.