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Redwan Ahmed is a freelance journalist and fixer/local producer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He reports on human rights, the readymade garments industry, and climate change issues. He also covers any breaking news.
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Bangladeshi journalists hopeful of press freedom as Hasina era ends
Bangladeshi journalists express cautious optimism for press freedom following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, whose 15-year rule was marked by media suppression. The interim government faces calls to repeal restrictive laws like the Digital Security Act, which has been used to stifle dissent. Journalists like Zafar Sobhan and Muktadir Rashid highlight the challenges and opportunities in this transition period, while organizations such as Amnesty International advocate for greater freedom of expression. The article underscores the critical role of journalists in shaping a freer society amid ongoing political changes.
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus urges peace as he is sworn in as Bangladesh leader
Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel laureate, has been appointed to lead an interim government in Bangladesh following the ousting of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Yunus calls for peace amid rising violence, particularly against Hindus, after Hasina's resignation. The unrest has raised concerns in Bangladesh and India, with fears of a potential influx of Hindu refugees into India. The Awami League, traditionally supported by Hindus, faces attacks, while the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and Jamaat-e-Islami back the protests. India is closely monitoring the situation, wary of increased influence from China and Pakistan if instability persists.
Bangladesh garment workers fighting for pay face brutal violence and threats
Garment workers in Bangladesh, including Masuma Akhtar and Naima Islam, face brutal violence and threats as they protest for higher wages. Despite a government-announced wage increase, the new minimum wage remains far below what workers need to survive. Factory owners and police have responded with violence, threats, and mass dismissals. Major fashion brands like Marks & Spencer and C&A are investigating the incidents and supporting wage negotiations, while rights groups call for brands to take responsibility for fair wages. The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association is criticized for its role in the violent crackdown.
Workers for fast fashion brands fear starvation as they fight for higher wages
Garment workers in Bangladesh, producing for UK high-street brands, face starvation and severe economic hardship as they protest for a higher minimum wage. Despite violent protests and a death, the proposed wage increase by the government falls short of union demands. Major fashion brands express support for higher wages but fail to take concrete actions. Labor rights groups emphasize the need for brands to pay more for clothing orders to ensure fair wages. The final decision on the new minimum wage rests with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Violence Erupts as Thousands Demand Bangladesh PM Resign
Police in Bangladesh used tear gas, sound grenades, and rubber bullets to disperse a massive opposition rally in Dhaka, demanding Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation for a fair election. The clashes resulted in injuries and at least one police death. The United States condemned the violence, urging calm. The opposition, led by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, accused the government and police of obstructing their rally and called for a nationwide strike. The protests continue despite the house arrest of BNP leader Khaleda Zia.
Bangladesh seen heading toward political crisis
Bangladesh is facing a potential political crisis following the ousting of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amid violent protests. Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been sworn in to lead an interim government, which includes a diverse cabinet of activists and academics. The interim government aims to restore peace and democracy, but faces challenges due to a lack of a democratic mandate and skepticism about the military's role. Political parties, while supportive of the change, are impatient for elections. The situation presents an opportunity for democratic rebuilding, but the path forward is fraught with challenges.
Hospitals fill as Rohingya refugees shiver through winter
Rohingya women, children perish in sea voyage from Myanmar
Rohingya refugees, including women and children, continue to perish in their desperate attempts to flee ethnic violence in Myanmar, with a recent boat capsize near Bangladesh resulting in numerous deaths and many still missing. Survivors recount harrowing experiences of monsoon storms and dangerous sea voyages. The UN has likened the military crackdown on the Rohingya in Myanmar to ethnic cleansing, and the death toll from such maritime disasters continues to rise. Local communities and authorities in Bangladesh are involved in rescue and burial efforts for the victims.
As strikes, clashes roil Bangladesh, opposition party vows to boycott polls in ‘do-or-die moment’
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has vowed to boycott the upcoming elections unless a caretaker government replaces Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The BNP claims nearly 3,000 activists have been arrested, and the party faces increasing repression, including surveillance and arbitrary detentions. The UN and Human Rights Watch have expressed concerns over the violence and political harassment. The article highlights the economic achievements under Hasina's leadership but also points to allegations of corruption and erosion of freedoms.
Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina resigns, sending ‘shock waves’ across the region
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled to India amid escalating protests over a job quota system favoring her allies. The protests, led by students, resulted in violent clashes and significant casualties. Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman has assumed control to establish an interim government, calling for an end to the violence. The resignation has significant implications for regional politics, particularly affecting Bangladesh's relations with India and China. The article highlights widespread public discontent with Hasina's regime, accused of human rights abuses and authoritarian practices.
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