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How Bangladesh is handling a ‘mix of diplomatic relations’ with an aircraft deal

How the deal is helping Bangladesh to “handle a mix of diplomatic relations” ahead of a controversial election is an interesting tale indeed.

June 26, 2024

by Abdur Rahim

Hundreds Rally Outside White House to Protest Authoritarianism, Minority Persecution in India under PM Modi’s Rule

Lien Gangte, senior Leader of the North American Manipur Tribal Association (NAMTA), spoke about recent ethnic violence in India’s Manipur state.

July 24, 2018

Community·Rights & Media

Charlie Brown and Lucy in Bangladesh

As I think about U.S. policy towards Bangladesh over the past several months, I can’t help shaking the feeling that those who believed that Washington would act differently than it had in

June 13, 2018

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National Press Club statement on the continued online harassment of Wall Street Journal reporter Sabrina Siddiqui

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October 5, 2017

Diplomatic·Editorial

U.S. Waves Off Reports on Bangladesh Pressure while Remaining Concerned about Yunus

“Is Sheikh Hasina shooting too many arrows towards the US as you are asking for free, fair, and credible elections and rule of law and anti-corruption?” Ansarey asked at the briefing.

September 23, 2017

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India rejects international concern over repressionof civil society at human rights review

The government refused to accept a recommendation that called for the release of all detained HRDs. Even more disturbing, it rejected outright another recommendation that called for the release of Kashmiri journalists

June 2, 2017

Article·Editorial

Amnesty International urges Pakistan to stop arbitrarily detaining and harassing Afghan refugees

It is essential to observe that all interviewees’ names have been anonymized to protect their privacy. Due to the danger of persecution, the UNHCR has issued a non-return advisory for Afghans living

March 11, 2016

Community

HRW Report Myanmar Military Junta Targets Lawyers Defending Protesters in Ongoing Crackdown

As the international community continues to monitor the human rights crisis in Myanmar, the plight of lawyers defending the rights of demonstrators demands immediate attention in order to ensure that justice prevails

January 1, 2016

Lead Stories

Victims, Experts Highlight Prime Minister Modi’s Human Rights Record at Washington Press Conference

“The United States should not bargain away human rights for political expediency,” she added. “The Modi government will not last forever, but his legacy will damage and may even break Indian democracy

July 22, 2015

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How Bangladesh is handling a ‘mix of diplomatic relations’ with an aircraft deal

Hundreds Rally Outside White House to Protest Authoritarianism, Minority Persecution in India under PM Modi’s Rule

Charlie Brown and Lucy in Bangladesh

National Press Club statement on the continued online harassment of Wall Street Journal reporter Sabrina Siddiqui

U.S. Waves Off Reports on Bangladesh Pressure while Remaining Concerned about Yunus

India rejects international concern over repressionof civil society at human rights review

Amnesty International urges Pakistan to stop arbitrarily detaining and harassing Afghan refugees

HRW Report Myanmar Military Junta Targets Lawyers Defending Protesters in Ongoing Crackdown

Victims, Experts Highlight Prime Minister Modi’s Human Rights Record at Washington Press Conference

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