Bangladesh’s 13th Parliamentary Election faces global scrutiny amid political tensions, press freedom concerns, and questions over democratic credibility.
Nava Thakuria
“Enough is enough.” That is how Bangladesh’s journalists are now speaking—in one voice—after arson attacks on The Daily Star and...
Rafi Uddin Kabir
The killing of Sharif Osman Hadi exposes Bangladesh’s deepening law and order crisis, press freedom threats, and election risks ahead...
Rafi Uddin Kabir
As Myanmar prepares for junta-led elections after the 2021 coup, international watchdogs warn of intensified repression, media crackdowns, and the...
Nava Thakuria
Veteran journalist Anis Alamgir’s arrest under Bangladesh’s Anti-Terrorism Act has intensified fears of media repression and shrinking press freedom under...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
Two Afghan journalists were killed within days amid escalating cross-border violence. PEC urges impartial probes and protection for media workers...
Nava Thakuria
Bangladesh remains in crisis for freedom of expression, ARTICLE 19 told the U.N., warning of escalating threats to journalists and...
CHT Desk
In Nepal’s Gen Z protests, journalists became targets of bullets, stones, and arson—caught between enraged protesters and repressive police. What...
Akhilesh Tripathi
Journalists in Bangladesh face lethal threats, legal intimidation, and attacks under the Yunus regime, with systemic impunity and rising extremist...
Sanjoy Kumar Barua
The Press Emblem Campaign has condemned the murder of Bangladeshi journalist Md Asaduzzaman Tuhin, killed while exposing extortion in Gazipur,...
Nava Thakuria
A new RRAG report reveals a 230% surge in attacks on journalists and systemic censorship under Bangladesh’s interim government, warning...
The Borderlens Desk
RRAG defends its report on attacks against 640 journalists in Bangladesh under the interim government, refuting claims of disinformation and...
The Borderlens Desk