A peaceful protest marking the 5th July Anniversary in Khagrachari turned deadly as indigenous demonstrators were met with gunfire, leaving...
The Borderlens Desk
Hundreds of people in Tripura protested against the Bangladeshi armed group, PCJSS (Santu), accusing them of drug trafficking, extortion, and...
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Three Bawm men have died in custody during a military crackdown in Bangladesh, sparking outcry over alleged abuse and ethnic...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
Indigenous communities in Sajek accuse military and forest officials of halting a grassroots college project, calling it a blow to...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
The GAIPCHT urges EU intervention over Bangladesh Army operations in the CHT, citing rights abuses and support for Rohingya armed...
The Borderlens Bureau
Sangmoy Bawm, a sick Indigenous man, was jailed without conviction—and granted bail only two days after his death.
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
The Bawm, an Indigenous Christian minority in Bangladesh, are enduring systemic persecution and cultural extinction.
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
RRAG defends its report on attacks against 640 journalists in Bangladesh under the interim government, refuting claims of disinformation and...
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The Chin reconciliation in Myanmar strengthens India’s border security, addressing infiltration risks and regional stability concerns. Learn about its strategic...
Bidhayak Das
Indigenous communities in Bangladesh’s CHT face repression, land grabs, and military control despite the 1997 Peace Accord’s promises of autonomy.
Afridi Ahmed
The 1997 CHT Peace Accord remains unfulfilled, leaving indigenous communities in crisis and their rights unmet
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The GAIPC urged Dr. Yunus’s government to release the report on September 2024 CHT attacks, warning of international action if...
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