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2 Bangladesh Cops Sentenced To Death For 2024 Student Protester Killing
Death sentences were handed down to two former low-level policemen, Amir Hossain and Sujan Chandra Roy, who are both in court to hear the verdict.
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'We Want Them Back': Bangladesh Government Fast-Tracks Cases Against Shakib Al Hasan, Mashrafe Mortaza
Shakib Al Hasan and Mashrafe Mortaza have been out of the country since protests dislodged Sheikh Hasina's regime in August 2024.
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The End Of Sheikh Hasina's Reign: July 2024 Bangladesh Uprising Revisited
Students in Bangladesh started protesting in early July 2024 and demanded reform in the job quota system that reserved more than half of government jobs.
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"Are They Alive?": Bangladesh Families' Wait For Missing Members Continues
With Sheikh Hasina's exit, families of the disappeared feel there may finally be a chance to speak openly and demand justice.
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Seige Of Dhaka: When Hardline Hefazat-e-Islam Protested, And Nearly 100 Died
Bangladesh Election 2026: Bangladesh is preparing for another general election born out of a massive student-led uprising that overthrew the Sheikh Hasina-led government.
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Noor Hossain: The Iconic Bangladeshi Activist Who Took Down A Dictator
As Bangladesh moves towards another national election, the country's political calendar turns back to its defining moments. Under deposed former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's rule, rallies filled the streets, opposition leaders faced restrictions.
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Who Are Bangladesh's Top Student Leaders Who Overthrew Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh General Election 2026: Over a year-and-a-half ago, Bangladeshi students took to the streets over job quotas in the public sector. What began as campus protests quickly spread across the country and turned into a movement
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After Toppling Sheikh Hasina, Young Bangladeshis Turn Back To Old Guard
Dhaka University student Sadman Mujtaba Rafid defied his parents and police to join protests that toppled former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, convinced the rallies were essential to ensure democracy prevailed over dynastic rule.
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Former Dhaka Police Chief, 2 Cops Sentenced to Death By Bangladesh Tribunal
Former Dhaka police commissioner and two other police officers were on Monday sentenced to death by a special Bangladesh tribunal for their alleged role during the 2024 violent street protests that led to then Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ouster.
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Exclusive: Sheikh Hasina On Why Bangladesh Is Becoming Unsafe For Minorities
Hasina claimed to have worked to "curb the emergence of domestic terror units" and ensure peaceful coexistence of all religious groups during her regime.
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"Burning Minorities Alive": Sheikh Hasina Attacks Yunus Regime In New Address
Amid spiralling violence against minorities in Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, in a Christmas speech, has attacked the Yunus regime and said that the "current ruling group" has seized illegal power and is now subjecting minorities to "unspeakable torture"
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Behind Bangladesh Leader's Rise: Anti-India Stance And Extremists' Support
Sharif Osman Hadi, the radical student leader and aspiring lawmaker whose killing has triggered a fresh wave of violence in Dhaka, had had a meteoric rise in Bangladesh after the ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last year.
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Bangladesh Protests Highlights: Border Guard Bangladesh Deployed Across Dhaka Amid Unrest
Bangladesh Violence Highlights: Bangladesh has been rocked by violent protests since late Thursday after the death of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi, with concerns of further unrest ahead of national elections in the country.
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Warrant Against Sheikh Hasina's Son Over 2024 Bangladesh Protests
Bangladesh's International Crime Tribunal (ICT) on Thursday has issued an arrest warrant against Sajeeb Wazed Joy, son of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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Bangladesh's Gen-Z Battles To Gain Political Ground After Ousting Sheikh Hasina
Thousands in Bangladesh flocked to hear the plans of the students who toppled long-time leader Sheikh Hasina when they launched a new political party this year, but now it finds itself struggling to translate the street power into votes.
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2 Bangladesh Cops Sentenced To Death For 2024 Student Protester Killing
Death sentences were handed down to two former low-level policemen, Amir Hossain and Sujan Chandra Roy, who are both in court to hear the verdict.
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'We Want Them Back': Bangladesh Government Fast-Tracks Cases Against Shakib Al Hasan, Mashrafe Mortaza
Shakib Al Hasan and Mashrafe Mortaza have been out of the country since protests dislodged Sheikh Hasina's regime in August 2024.
-
The End Of Sheikh Hasina's Reign: July 2024 Bangladesh Uprising Revisited
Students in Bangladesh started protesting in early July 2024 and demanded reform in the job quota system that reserved more than half of government jobs.
-
"Are They Alive?": Bangladesh Families' Wait For Missing Members Continues
With Sheikh Hasina's exit, families of the disappeared feel there may finally be a chance to speak openly and demand justice.
-
Seige Of Dhaka: When Hardline Hefazat-e-Islam Protested, And Nearly 100 Died
Bangladesh Election 2026: Bangladesh is preparing for another general election born out of a massive student-led uprising that overthrew the Sheikh Hasina-led government.
-
Noor Hossain: The Iconic Bangladeshi Activist Who Took Down A Dictator
As Bangladesh moves towards another national election, the country's political calendar turns back to its defining moments. Under deposed former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's rule, rallies filled the streets, opposition leaders faced restrictions.
-
Who Are Bangladesh's Top Student Leaders Who Overthrew Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh General Election 2026: Over a year-and-a-half ago, Bangladeshi students took to the streets over job quotas in the public sector. What began as campus protests quickly spread across the country and turned into a movement
-
After Toppling Sheikh Hasina, Young Bangladeshis Turn Back To Old Guard
Dhaka University student Sadman Mujtaba Rafid defied his parents and police to join protests that toppled former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, convinced the rallies were essential to ensure democracy prevailed over dynastic rule.
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Former Dhaka Police Chief, 2 Cops Sentenced to Death By Bangladesh Tribunal
Former Dhaka police commissioner and two other police officers were on Monday sentenced to death by a special Bangladesh tribunal for their alleged role during the 2024 violent street protests that led to then Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ouster.
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Exclusive: Sheikh Hasina On Why Bangladesh Is Becoming Unsafe For Minorities
Hasina claimed to have worked to "curb the emergence of domestic terror units" and ensure peaceful coexistence of all religious groups during her regime.
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"Burning Minorities Alive": Sheikh Hasina Attacks Yunus Regime In New Address
Amid spiralling violence against minorities in Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, in a Christmas speech, has attacked the Yunus regime and said that the "current ruling group" has seized illegal power and is now subjecting minorities to "unspeakable torture"
-
Behind Bangladesh Leader's Rise: Anti-India Stance And Extremists' Support
Sharif Osman Hadi, the radical student leader and aspiring lawmaker whose killing has triggered a fresh wave of violence in Dhaka, had had a meteoric rise in Bangladesh after the ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last year.
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Bangladesh Protests Highlights: Border Guard Bangladesh Deployed Across Dhaka Amid Unrest
Bangladesh Violence Highlights: Bangladesh has been rocked by violent protests since late Thursday after the death of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi, with concerns of further unrest ahead of national elections in the country.
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Warrant Against Sheikh Hasina's Son Over 2024 Bangladesh Protests
Bangladesh's International Crime Tribunal (ICT) on Thursday has issued an arrest warrant against Sajeeb Wazed Joy, son of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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Bangladesh's Gen-Z Battles To Gain Political Ground After Ousting Sheikh Hasina
Thousands in Bangladesh flocked to hear the plans of the students who toppled long-time leader Sheikh Hasina when they launched a new political party this year, but now it finds itself struggling to translate the street power into votes.
