Analysis Why Bangladesh’s quota system differs from affirmative action Student protests in Bangladesh aren’t about ending affirmative action; they're a fight against corruption and cronyism. Ikhtisad Ahmed July 20th 2024
Analysis Rare backlash as influencers confront Sheikh Hasina’s rule As Hasina’s administration increasingly relies on heavy-handed tactics to suppress dissent, the open and rare defiance is emerging in corners of the Internet Aaqib Md Shatil July 17th 2024
Analysis A judicial misjudgement? The written court judgement setting out reasons why it was right to convict two Bangladesh human rights activists reveals the absence of evidence to support its conclusions. Netra News November 6th 2023
Analysis The alleged fraud and money laundering case against Muhammad Yunus An examination of a criminal case filed recently by Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission against Muhammad Yunus. Netra News October 30th 2023
Analysis When Bangladesh’s “fake” civil society discredits the opposition and real human rights violations Dr Mizanur Rahman’s speech in London claimed the country’s main opposition party was “extremist”; should be “isolated from the mainstream”; and, that enforced disappearances are “uncorroborated”. Netra News October 3rd 2023
Analysis Why fair elections are beyond the Awami League’s control Western capitals should not take Hasina’s promises of fair elections at face value because she will not and, more importantly, cannot deliver on them. Netra News July 21st 2023