“Agents of India”: How a 50-Year-Old Slur Still Puts Bangladesh’s Hindus and Buddhists in Danger
On 29 October 2016, a fisherman named Rasraj Das was beaten by a crowd in Nasirnagar, a small upazila in Brahmanbaria district in ...
Tag: Minority Rights
Atrocities Against Minority Hindus in Bangladesh Raised in Canadian Parliament
The issue of alleged atrocities and growing insecurity faced by minority Hindus in Bangladesh was raised inside the Canadian Parliament by Conservative Party ...
Mob Rule, State Silence: The Unravelling of Minority Rights in Bangladesh
On 14 August 2024, mobs in Khulna looted and set fire to the home of a Hindu businessman, leaving his family homeless and ...
Durga Idol Crushed in Dhaka Demolition; India Condemns Bangladesh’s Assault on Hindu Sentiment
In a move that has triggered outrage and renewed scrutiny of minority rights in Bangladesh, authorities in Dhaka demolished a makeshift Durga temple ...
Panic among Hindus in Bangladesh over govt seeking details of minority officials
A letter seeking profiling of the Hindu officers working with the Bangladesh Government has created a sense of fear and panic amongst the minority community in ...
The Raza Qadri case that has come back to haunt Congress
Raza Qadri case: Do you remember the name Raza Qadri? If not, you're not to blame. It's not a name that's likely to ...
The legal force behind the politics of minority appeasement
Minority appeasement is the scourge affecting all of us. The phenomenon is against the idea of equality. Everybody blames politicians for that. Politicians ...
