Amid Bangladesh’s high-stakes parliamentary elections, Indian politicians across the spectrum have broken their silence, zeroing in on threats to democracy and the relentless persecution of minorities. From New Delhi’s corridors …
Tag:
Bangladesh Elections
-
-
Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami is projecting an image of progressivism in its latest election manifesto, spotlighting women’s safety and inclusion. But beneath the surface lies a rigid conservative framework that contradicts these …
-
The curtain has dropped on electioneering in Bangladesh ahead of the February 12 parliamentary polls, leaving a buzz of anticipation after weeks of rallies and rhetoric. Campaigning wrapped up Tuesday …
-
In a timely congressional briefing, experts have raised red flags about Bangladesh’s brewing crisis of extremism and democratic backsliding ahead of the February 12 national elections. The event underscored vulnerabilities …
-
With Bangladesh’s national elections just days away on February 12, minority groups are grappling with profound insecurity. A detailed report reveals how political disarray and growing religious extremism have intensified …
-
In a move addressing media outcry, Bangladesh’s Election Commission (EC) has granted journalists and observers permission to bring mobile phones into voting centers for the upcoming 13th National Parliament elections. …
-
In a scathing critique, a top US expert has branded Bangladesh’s impending national elections as fundamentally flawed, predicting they will fail to meet basic standards of fairness. Michael Rubin, a …
-
Bangladesh stands at a crossroads with February 12 elections looming, and minorities brace for an ominous future under rising Islamist shadows. A comprehensive report from EU Reporter in Brussels indicts …
-
Tensions are skyrocketing in Bangladesh ahead of the February 12 parliamentary elections and simultaneous referendum. Indian spy agencies are sounding the alarm over rising criminality and political clashes, predicting severe …
-
In a major setback for gender equality, Bangladesh’s interim government under Muhammad Yunus has utterly failed to institutionalize women’s role in politics, according to a damning Thursday report. Known worldwide …