The Helicopter Sniper Myth: Dissecting an Implausible Narrative Used to Justify a Political Story
The events of July have produced countless competing narratives. Among the most sensational is the allegation that security forces systematically used helicopter-mounted snipers to shoot…
Festivals Banned in the Name of State Mourning: A New Chapter in Interference with Public Life
The declaration of state mourning after Khaleda Zia’s death, followed by a blanket ban on Thirty First celebrations, marks a troubling new intrusion into public…
Bail Granted, Freedom Denied : How “Shown Arrests” Became a Tool of Fear in Bangladesh
In Bangladesh’s current justice system, critics allege that securing bail no longer guarantees freedom. Instead, many detainees are reportedly being trapped in a cycle of…
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BNP’s 16 Years Without a Conference Deemed “Valid” — But Jatiya Party Gets a Notice After Just One Year A One-Eyed Election Commission?
In Bangladesh’s current political climate, the neutrality of the Election Commission has come under serious scrutiny. A glaring example is…
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Tale of disgrace: UK’s sheltering of Bangladesh’s symbol of violent politics
The outcome of this election in Britain has triggered a wave of public discussion in…
A Three-Flag Meeting and a Terrifying Plot to Sell the Country
Cox’s Bazar — a peaceful coastal town in Bangladesh. But a recent secretive meeting held…
