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'His Blood Won't Go In Vain': Crowds At Funeral Of Bangladesh Leader
From dawn, groups of people arrived towards Manik Mia Avenue, quickly filling the area outside the Parliament complex. Many draped themselves in the national flag, while others shouted demands for accountability over Hadi's killing.
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Fear Stalks Rohingya Refugee Camps In Bangladesh After String Of Murders
Bloodstains still mark the spot where assassins gunned down Mohib Ullah, an activist who was a leading voice for the 850,000 Rohingya living in fear in Bangladeshi refugee camps.
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Bangladesh Police Say Top Islamic Terrorist Shot Dead
Bangladesh police said Tuesday they had killed the chief of Jamayetul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), an extremist group accused of murdering secular activists and inspiring a cafe siege that killed 22 people.
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Bangladesh Armyman-Turned-Terrorist Key Suspect In Publisher's Murder
A renegade Bangladeshi army major who later became a terrorist leader has emerged as the key accused in the murder of a noted progressive publisher three years ago even as police today said they had finished their investigation in the case.
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Prominent Bangladeshi Writer Dragged Out Of Shop, Shot Dead
A prominent Bangladeshi writer and publisher was dragged out of a shop and shot dead by unidentified attackers in central Bangladesh, ending a lull in the killings of secular bloggers and activists in the Muslim-majority country.
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Bangladesh Arrests Killer Of Secular Blogger, Publisher
An Islamist terrorist leader, the prime suspect in the brutal murders of a secular blogger and a publisher in Bangladesh, has been arrested from the national capital, police said today.
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Main Suspect Arrested In Bangladesh Blogger Murder Case
Bangladesh police have arrested the main suspect in the murder case of a law student and secular blogger who was killed by terrorists after he posted comments against radicals on Facebook.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Bangladesh Ashram Worker's Murder
The ISIS today claimed responsibility for the killing of an elderly Hindu ashram worker in Bangladesh, as the Muslim-majority country reels under a series of brutal murders of secular activists and minorities by terrorists.
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Bangladesh Detains 1,600 Suspected Radicals To End Attacks
Authorities have rounded up about 1,600 suspected petty criminals, including some believed to be ISIS radicals, in a nationwide crackdown aimed at halting a wave of brutal attacks on minorities and activists in Bangladesh.
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Suspected Terrorist Arrested Over Bangladesh Gay Activist Murders
Bangladesh police have arrested a suspected Islamic terrorist over the hacking to death of two gay rights activists, part of a spate of murders of intellectuals, writers and religious minorities, an officer said today.
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Elderly Buddhist Monk Hacked To Death In Bangladesh: Police
An elderly Buddhist monk was found hacked to death today in Bangladesh, police said, the latest in a spate of murders of religious minorities and secular activists in the Muslim-majority nation.
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Behind Bangladesh's Killing Spree: ISIS, Al Qaeda Or Indian-Trained Cleric?
In CCTV footage from last week, five men run down a Dhaka street, purportedly moments after killing Xulhaz Mannan, a Bangladesh gay rights activist.
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3 Suspects Detained For Murder Of Hindu Man In Bangladesh
Bangladesh police today detained three persons, including one from fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami and an activist from opposition BNP, in connection with the killing of a Hindu tailor who was brutally hacked to death by machete-wielding ISIS militants.
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Murders Force Bangladeshi Gay Rights Activists Underground
Xulhaz Mannan was a rallying figure for Bangladesh's marginalised but increasingly outspoken lesbian, gay and transgender community, but his brutal murder has dealt a huge blow to the movement and forced some of its leaders underground.
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Student Detained Over Gay Rights Activists' Murders In Bangladesh
Bangladesh police detained a college student and claimed to have found some "important evidence" in connection with the brutal killing of two gay rights activists at an apartment in the national capital.
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'His Blood Won't Go In Vain': Crowds At Funeral Of Bangladesh Leader
From dawn, groups of people arrived towards Manik Mia Avenue, quickly filling the area outside the Parliament complex. Many draped themselves in the national flag, while others shouted demands for accountability over Hadi's killing.
-
Fear Stalks Rohingya Refugee Camps In Bangladesh After String Of Murders
Bloodstains still mark the spot where assassins gunned down Mohib Ullah, an activist who was a leading voice for the 850,000 Rohingya living in fear in Bangladeshi refugee camps.
-
Bangladesh Police Say Top Islamic Terrorist Shot Dead
Bangladesh police said Tuesday they had killed the chief of Jamayetul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), an extremist group accused of murdering secular activists and inspiring a cafe siege that killed 22 people.
-
Bangladesh Armyman-Turned-Terrorist Key Suspect In Publisher's Murder
A renegade Bangladeshi army major who later became a terrorist leader has emerged as the key accused in the murder of a noted progressive publisher three years ago even as police today said they had finished their investigation in the case.
-
Prominent Bangladeshi Writer Dragged Out Of Shop, Shot Dead
A prominent Bangladeshi writer and publisher was dragged out of a shop and shot dead by unidentified attackers in central Bangladesh, ending a lull in the killings of secular bloggers and activists in the Muslim-majority country.
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Bangladesh Arrests Killer Of Secular Blogger, Publisher
An Islamist terrorist leader, the prime suspect in the brutal murders of a secular blogger and a publisher in Bangladesh, has been arrested from the national capital, police said today.
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Main Suspect Arrested In Bangladesh Blogger Murder Case
Bangladesh police have arrested the main suspect in the murder case of a law student and secular blogger who was killed by terrorists after he posted comments against radicals on Facebook.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Bangladesh Ashram Worker's Murder
The ISIS today claimed responsibility for the killing of an elderly Hindu ashram worker in Bangladesh, as the Muslim-majority country reels under a series of brutal murders of secular activists and minorities by terrorists.
-
Bangladesh Detains 1,600 Suspected Radicals To End Attacks
Authorities have rounded up about 1,600 suspected petty criminals, including some believed to be ISIS radicals, in a nationwide crackdown aimed at halting a wave of brutal attacks on minorities and activists in Bangladesh.
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Suspected Terrorist Arrested Over Bangladesh Gay Activist Murders
Bangladesh police have arrested a suspected Islamic terrorist over the hacking to death of two gay rights activists, part of a spate of murders of intellectuals, writers and religious minorities, an officer said today.
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Elderly Buddhist Monk Hacked To Death In Bangladesh: Police
An elderly Buddhist monk was found hacked to death today in Bangladesh, police said, the latest in a spate of murders of religious minorities and secular activists in the Muslim-majority nation.
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Behind Bangladesh's Killing Spree: ISIS, Al Qaeda Or Indian-Trained Cleric?
In CCTV footage from last week, five men run down a Dhaka street, purportedly moments after killing Xulhaz Mannan, a Bangladesh gay rights activist.
-
3 Suspects Detained For Murder Of Hindu Man In Bangladesh
Bangladesh police today detained three persons, including one from fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami and an activist from opposition BNP, in connection with the killing of a Hindu tailor who was brutally hacked to death by machete-wielding ISIS militants.
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Murders Force Bangladeshi Gay Rights Activists Underground
Xulhaz Mannan was a rallying figure for Bangladesh's marginalised but increasingly outspoken lesbian, gay and transgender community, but his brutal murder has dealt a huge blow to the movement and forced some of its leaders underground.
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Student Detained Over Gay Rights Activists' Murders In Bangladesh
Bangladesh police detained a college student and claimed to have found some "important evidence" in connection with the brutal killing of two gay rights activists at an apartment in the national capital.
