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বহুদলীয় গনতন্ত্রের ধারক ও বাহক বিএনপি জামাতকে "বহু" এর এক হিসেবে ইস্ট্যাবলিশ করেছে - ওখানেই ওদের কৃতিত্ব, ওখানেই ওদের ইনক্লুসিভ স্পিরিটের প্রকাশ।
(বি:দ্র: এর জন্য যদি বাকি সকল দলকে ব্যান করে দিতে হয় তো হবে! তাছাড়া, ভোটেতো জিততেও পারতে হবে, নাকি!?)
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The Commonwealth Lawyers Association and LAWASIA Express Concern Over Interference in Bangladesh Bar Elections.
The Commonwealth Lawyers Association (#CLA) and #LAWASIA have expressed deep concern over repeated reports of interference in bar association elections in #Bangladesh and the harassment and initimidation of lawyers and judges through the filing of fictitious criminal cases.
In a joint statement issued on 8 June 2026, @cla_lawyers and @LAWASIA_alerts raised serious concerns regarding interference in several recent bar association elections in Bangladesh, including the #SCBA election.
The statement referred specifically to the obstacles faced by lawyers seeking to participate in the recent SCBA election. Despite meeting the requisite qualifications, multiple eligible lawyers were denied nomination by the current SCBA administration without a hearing, written explanation, or formal decision being communicated to them.
According to the statement, some lawyers were denied nomination on the basis of their alleged political affiliations, while others reportedly had their nomination papers rejected on the grounds that they were considered “collaborators of fascists.”
The statement further expressed concern that approximately 200 lawyers perceived to be supportive of the #AwamiLeague were unable to participate in at least 13 bar association elections held since January 2026.
CLA and LAWASIA also noted reports that former judges of the Supreme Court and practising lawyers have been named in multiple criminal cases involving serious allegations. Some of these cases are alleged to be entirely fictitious, and those targeted have reportedly been subjected to criminal intimidation and threats.
In their statement, CLA and LAWASIA called upon the Govt of Bangladesh, the SCBA, the Bangladesh Bar Council, and other relevant authorities to:
- Ensure the immediate cessation of any interference in bar association elections and guarantee that all elections are conducted freely, fairly, and in strict accordance with the constitutions and rules governing each association.
- Ensure that all qualified lawyers are permitted to contest bar association elections without discrimination based on political affiliation, past associations, or any other ground not recognised under the constitutional requirements of the relevant bar association.
- Immediately review all criminal cases filed against former judges and practising lawyers that are alleged to be fictitious or politically motivated, and ensure that no individual is subjected to criminal prosecution as a means of intimidation, harassment, or the suppression of legitimate professional activity.
- Reaffirm their commitment to the independence of the legal profession as a cornerstone of the rule of law, access to justice, and the protection of human rights in Bangladesh.
The statement underscores growing international concern regarding the integrity of professional legal institutions, the independence of the legal profession, and the ability of lawyers in Bangladesh to participate freely in professional associations without discrimination or intimidation.
Statement: https://t.co/10IkjONQf1
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This book is a documented record of 18 months of repression under the Yunus regime. The author has categorized the events into eight sections and presented them chronologically, making it easier to understand the full picture in a structured way.
What stands out most is that the sources are not social media, but mainstream media outlets. Every incident is cited, with more than a thousand reference links included.
I am not sure whether Amazon e-books can be purchased from Bangladesh. However, those living abroad can get either the e-book or paperback edition through Amazon.
I found the book important enough to add to my collection, so I decided to get a copy. You may consider adding it to yours as well.
Purchase links:
USA: https://t.co/13GMrtK7uz
UK: https://t.co/ntagfM1EHB
FRANCE: https://t.co/oiaK6ziocZ
CANADA: https://t.co/b97VUwHku2
INDIA: https://t.co/1UJbCKcNxm
BNP Government Continues Mass Arrests of Awami League Activists and Supporters: At Least 89 Detained in the Last 24 Hours Across Chattogram, Cumilla, Noakhali, Jashore, Mymensingh and Gaibandha.
The #BNP government is continuing its nationwide crackdown on #AwamiLeague activists and supporters, with at least 89 people detained in the last 24 hours across #Chattogram, #Cumilla, #Noakhali, #Jashore, #Mymensingh and #Gaibandha.
In Cumilla, police detained 45 activists of the Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL), the student wing of the Awami League, after they brought out a flash procession on the Matiara section of the Dhaka–Chattogram Highway on Sunday afternoon.
See: https://t.co/1qalvgNws4
In Noakhali, at least 25 leaders and activists of the Chhatra League and Jubo League were arrested yesterday in connection with a flash procession and demonstration held on Saturday. The arrests were carried out through separate raids across Sadar Upazila.
See: https://t.co/1ytaGQO5rx
In Mymensingh, police arrested nine Chhatra League activists from Bhaluka Upazila for participating in a flash procession on the Jamirdia section of the Dhaka–Mymensingh Highway on 6 June 2026.
See: https://t.co/vpWJJI0UZR
In Jashore, police arrested five Chhatra League activists for taking part in a flash procession on Friday. A video of the procession, which later went viral on social media, showed 25 to 30 men carrying a Chhatra League banner from the Municipal Gate area before Jummah prayers.
See: https://t.co/2hOA9KNGoR
In Chattogram, police arrested three Awami League activists, namely, Syed Ashraf, Saifuddin Sikder Parvez, and Ashraful Islam, in connection with a case filed at Sitakunda Police Station alleging that they planned and participated in a flash procession on Friday afternoon along the port-bound road adjacent to DC Park in South Salimpur.
See: https://t.co/e8GCTe6EzB
In Gaibandha, the Detective Branch (DB) of Police arrested one Jubo League leader and one Chhatra League leader in front of the Ballamjhar Union Parishad in Gaibandha Sadar Upazila on Sunday afternoon. The arrested individuals were identified as Moniruzzaman Monir, General Secretary of Ballamjhar Union Jubo League, and Junaid Mostafa, General Secretary of Ward No. 8 of the Gaibandha Municipal Chhatra League.
See: https://t.co/PTsZrVhxwk
At #BDWatch, we have been regularly documenting and reporting on these arrests, which have now become an almost daily occurrence across #Bangladesh.
In the overwhelming majority of cases documented, those detained are political activists and supporters accused of participating in flash processions or demonstrations calling for the removal of the ban on their party's activities.
These latest arrests form part of a broader pattern of ongoing detentions targeting Awami League leaders, activists and supporters across the country.
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#BangladeshCrisis @hrw @amnestysasia @StateDRL @UN_HRC @IBAHRI @ESandersFCDO @Ginitastar @cvoule @SRjudgeslawyers @UNHumanRights @volker_turk @PearsonElaine @EURightsAgency @CIVICUSalliance @fidh_en @forum_asia @FortifyRights @S_Asian_Rights
The truth of 1971 and Pakistan that Bangladesh's Gen Z forgets.
@7TheMamun Delusion galore!
@7TheMamun তাইলে জুলাই এর আর বাকি থাকলোটা কি?
Press Freedom in the First 100 Days of the BNP Govt:
188 Journalists Faced Harassment in 130 Incidents, with 12 Cases Filed and 7 Arrests.
According to Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB), during the first 100 days of the BNP Govt, 188 #journalists faced #harassment in 130 separate incidents. During this period, 12 criminal cases were filed against journalists and seven were arrested. TIB also raised concerns about potential violations of freedom of expression through the misuse of controversial provisions of the Cyber Security Act 2026.
See:
https://t.co/7Mz0wyoYiy
At BD Watch, we have been documenting the state of #pressfreedom under the Prime Minister #TariqueRahman-led BNP Govt over the past three and a half months. The statistics from May 2026 remain deeply concerning.
According to the Human Rights Support Society (HRSS), May witnessed 39 incidents of harassment and intimidation involving 79 journalists. Among them, 42 journalists were physically assaulted, 18 were harassed, and 9 were threatened while carrying out their professional duties. One journalist was arrested during the month.
News:
https://t.co/GM3epWP3Tp
Even more alarmingly, many of the patterns of repression that began under the previous #Yunus-led Interim Govt appear to have continued under the BNP Govt.
In its latest report on Bangladesh, @CIVICUSalliance highlighted the continued detention of five journalists, the filing of what it described as baseless charges against a further 140 journalists, an army raid on a #media office during which 21 individuals were detained, travel restrictions imposed on the #Dhaka correspondent of the German news agency @dpa_intl, and the initiation of fresh proceedings before the Int’l Crimes Tribunal (ICT) against detained journalists Mozammel Babu and Farzana Rupa.
See:
https://t.co/10qbIRvDSg
By the same token, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), in its latest statement on Bangladesh, urged the BNP Govt and PM Tarique Rahman to release the five imprisoned journalists, withdraw politically motivated cases against media workers, end political vendettas targeting the #press, protect journalists and media outlets from #mob violence, and halt smear campaigns directed at journalists on the basis of their perceived political affiliations.
See:
https://t.co/8S0kdQUZMS
These developments have prompted growing concern among domestic and international observers regarding the state of press freedom, freedom of expression, and the safety of journalists in Bangladesh. The figures documented over the past several months suggest that journalists continue to face significant risks while carrying out their professional responsibilities.
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The devastating implications of the ban on Bangladesh Chhatra League, the student organization associated with the Awami League, have received little to no attention.
Against this backdrop, @GaziSangita's discussion of the legal issues and human costs arising from the ban deserves serious consideration.
In her latest article for @Diplomat_APAC, Sangita highlights a number of troubling consequences stemming from the ban on the organization. One of her central concerns is the apparent retroactive effect of the ban. Students who were associated with Chhatra League before it was outlawed have reportedly been expelled or suspended from educational institutions on the basis of those past affiliations, even though such associations were lawful at the time. As she writes:
"In a democratic society, a government cannot retroactively classify a past action as a crime, with punitive consequences that were not a crime at the time the law was enacted."
Equally concerning are the due process implications. As Sangita writes, the expulsions and suspensions were imposed without hearings, investigations, or opportunities for students to defend themselves. In some cases, students were not even informed of the specific allegations against them.
Instead, they received simple show-cause or administrative notices effectively informing them that their academic lives had come to an abrupt end.
Beyond the legal concerns, the author also draws attention to the profound human cost of the ban. Many affected students reportedly find themselves socially ostracized and treated as outcasts. Many have gone into hiding out of fear of arrest, harassment, or retaliation.
The personal stories are particularly striking. One student has reportedly not returned home in two years. Another was unable to attend the funeral of a close family member. In numerous cases, criminal cases have been filed not only against students but also against their parents, extending the consequences far beyond the individuals directly involved.
The psychological toll appears severe. Living under constant uncertainty, social stigma, and fear has left many struggling with anxiety, isolation, and despair. According to Sangita's account, some affected students have experienced suicidal thoughts.
Read more: https://t.co/y95tqkOzFi
Whether one supports or opposes the Chhatra League as a political organization is ultimately beside the point. The questions raised in this article concern broader principles: due process, protection against retroactive punishment, access to education, freedom of association, and the human consequences of collective punishment.
These are issues that deserve careful scrutiny in any society committed to the rule of law and fundamental rights.
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#BangladeshCrisis @hrw @amnestysasia @EURightsAgency @FCDOHumanRights @StateDRL @UNESCO @UN_HRC @volker_turk @BonaveroIHR @UNHumanRights @OHCHRAsia
When 27-year-old Bangladeshi lawyer Zakaria was returning from a wedding, police stopped him at a checkpoint. After conducting a thorough body search and verifying his ID, the officers asked to inspect his mobile phone.
When Zakaria challenged the instruction, the police replied that #AwamiLeague supporters were taking out processions and hence, such additional measures were ordewred by their superiors.
At least the police were being candid about their actions. They did not invoke lofty justifications such as national security. They were checking phones to identify Awami League supporters as part of the ongoing nationwide crackdown on the party.
Speaking to @ProthomAlo, Zakaria said that his cousin in Chattogram had recently faced a similar experience, with police examining everything on his phone. The newspaper reported receiving multiple accounts of people being stopped at checkpoints across the country and having their personal phones searched by police.
Videos of individuals reacting to such checks have also gone viral on social media. It has been alleged that police officers are going through people's photo galleries, WhatsApp and other communication apps, as well as their Facebook accounts.
Report: https://t.co/SUnzYuvhhL
The incidents have raised an important question: do the police have the legal authority to conduct searches of this nature? More specifically, does searching a person's mobile phone violate the right to #privacy?
According to legal experts, such arbitrary searches of citizens' bodies, mobile phones, and private communications, incl. social media messages, while they are travelling is a clear violation of both the Bangladesh Constitution and international law.
Article 32 of the Constitution of Bangladesh guarantees that no person shall be deprived of life or personal liberty except in accordance with law, while Article 43 protects the privacy of correspondence and other means of communication.
Search procedures must also comply with established legal safeguards. In many cases, searches are reportedly being conducted in front of cameras, with videos later circulated on social media. This can amount to a further violation of individuals' rights, particularly when done without their consent.
International human rights law also places strict limits on searches of personal mobile devices. Police do not have an unlimited right to inspect people's phones. Because mobile phones contain highly sensitive personal information, any search must satisfy well-established legal standards.
The right to privacy is protected by Article 17 of the Int’l Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (#ICCPR), which prohibits arbitrary or unlawful interference with privacy. Similar protections are found in Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).
Phone searches should be authorised by law and carried out in accordance with clear legal procedures. Authorities must have a legitimate reason for conducting a search, and the intrusion must be proportionate to that purpose. Blanket or random searches are difficult to justify under this standard.
Searches should not target individuals solely because of their political beliefs, party affiliation, ethnicity, religion, or other protected characteristics.
Int’l law also protects the rights to hold political opinions and to associate with political groups. Accessing phones to identify political activists can raise serious concerns under Articles 19, 21, and 22 of the ICCPR if such actions chill or restrict the exercise of those rights.
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BNP Government’s Crackdown on Awami League Activists and Supporters Continues: At Least 52 Arrested Across Nine Districts in the Last 24 Hours.
The #BNP government is continuing its nationwide crackdown on #AwamiLeague activists and supporters, with at least 52 people detained over the last 24 hours across several districts of #Bangladesh.
In Rangamati, 21 Awami League activists and supporters, including four leaders of the Awami League and its youth wing, Jubo League, were arrested in overnight raids conducted in different parts of the district.
Source:
https://t.co/D4iZpT4XVn
In Noakhali, two Jubo League leaders, Abdur Rahim and Md Polash, were arrested in Companyganj Upazila. Four more arrests were made in Chatkhil Upazila. The detainees include Nure Alam Noyon, Imran Hossain, Shahadat Hossain, and Faysal Al Hasan.
In Jashore, two leaders of the Sadar Municipality Unit of the Awami League, Salauddin and Robiul Islam, were arrested in Keshabpur Upazila.
In Natore, Rezaul Karim Sabuj, Joint General Secretary of the Awami League’s Gurudashpur Unit, was arrested from the Chachkoir area of the upazila. Two more AL leaders, Mainul Hoque Chunnu and Mahidul Islam Manik, were arrested in Singra Upazila.
Sources:
https://t.co/2pRiOavpMj
https://t.co/5RlrnEqevs
In Chattogram, six leaders and activists of the Awami League and its student wing, Chhatra League, were arrested in Sitakunda Upazila. The detainees include Ismail Sirazi, Ramzan Ali Bappi, Rehan Uddin, Syed Ashraf, Saifuddin, and Ashraful Islam.
Five additional leaders and activists affiliated with the Awami League and its associated organizations were arrested in Mirsarai and Hathazari upazilas.
Sources:
https://t.co/fPSRWyEm1O
https://t.co/C4gUzpb1MH
In Habiganj, two leaders of the Awami League and Chhatra League were arrested in Shayestaganj Upazila. The detainees are Md. Jalal Uddin Mohan and Md. Hridoy Miah.
Source: https://t.co/uZuq5CPbpG
In Kurigram, Awami League leader and Thanahat Union Parishad Chairman Abdur Razzaq Milion was arrested in Chilmari Upazila.
Source:
https://t.co/CDzviBoN0B
In Pabna, Awami League leader Abdul Mannan, also known as Monnaf Sarkar, was arrested in Bhangura Upazila.
Source:
https://t.co/imiJmfT1Kx
In Laxmipur, seven leaders and activists of the Awami League and its affiliated organizations were arrested from different areas and upazilas across the district.
Source:
https://t.co/P8JBA6PgBz
At #BDWatch, we have been regularly documenting and reporting on these arrests, which have now become an almost daily occurrence across #Bangladesh.
In the overwhelming majority of cases documented, those detained are political activists and supporters accused of participating in flash processions or demonstrations calling for the removal of the ban on their party’s activities. The arrests are generally made under the Anti Terrorism Act (ATA).
These latest arrests form part of a broader pattern of ongoing detentions targeting Awami League leaders, activists, and supporters across Bangladesh under the BNP Govt led by PM #TariqueRahman.
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@NCPDiasporaUSA "Referendum reform implementation" - what exactly is that?
Just for the records: the logic of disenfranchising 40+% of voters is AL was accused of rigging elections. 👍
Also for the records -
ভোটে অনিয়ম আওয়ামী লীগের পেটেন্ট করা সম্পত্তি। অন্যেরা কক্ষনো ওসব করে নাই। 🙄
সত্যবচন হইলো - বাংলাদেশের ইতিহাসে ক্ষমতায় থাকা প্রতিটা বড় রাজনৈতিক দল - নির্বাচনী কারচুপি ও ভোট জালিয়াতির বিশ্বাসযোগ্য অভিযোগের সম্মুখীন হয়েছে।
- ৭৭ এর গণভোট
- ৭৯ এর সংসদ নির্বাচন
- ৮৬ এর নির্বাচন
- ৮৮ এর নির্বাচন
- ৯৬ এর নির্বাচন
- ০৬ এর নির্বাচন সংকট
এগুলোছিল ঝকঝকে নির্বাচনের উদাহরন।। 🙄
আমি কিন্তু জাস্টিফাই করছি না... এক পেষে।প্রোপাগান্ডার গোমর ফাঁস করছি কেবল।
@FaizMoon বাহ - শুরু হয়ে গেল! 🤡🤡🤡
চালিয়ে যান।
আর প্রমান করতে থাকুন আমার প্রতিটা শব্দ!!!
পারেনও!
@americanbengali The problem with people like you is - your self-righteous stance deludes you to think you are right, are arguing for a just cause, and/or being relevant. The reality is very different dear... you are not equipped to handle that.
বাংলাদেশের মানুষ, আপামর জনসাধারন, ভারত বা পাকিস্তান বা মিয়ানমার বা চীন বা মার্কিন বা রাশান বা আরব বা অন্য যে কোন বলয়ের মধ্যেই যেতে চায় না - সেটা মনে করি সত্য। তবে, বিএনপির ব্যাপারে সেটা কতখানি সত্য, সেটার ব্যাপারে আমার তেমন কনফিডেন্স নেই। জামাতের ব্যাপারে আছে - রিভার্স হিসেবে।
আমার নিজের অবস্থান - আমার দেশের সার্বভৌমত্ব সবার উপরে। নো কম্প্রোমাইজ দেয়ার! এর অর্থ আবার ভারত, মিয়ানমার, রাশা, যুক্তরাষ্ট্র, বা পাকিস্তান সবাইকে একই ভাবা, সেটাও না। আমি ইতিহাস বিস্মৃত নই।
আমার সার্বভৌমত্ব, আমার ইতিহাস, আমাকে পথ দেখায়, পথ চেনায়।
আমি সজাগ থাকতে চাই।
আপনি যেটা বলবেন, সেইটাই সই। অন্যেরা যা বলবে - সবই অমূলক।
আমি ঠিক চাইনি এই কুতর্কে প্রবেশ করতে, কিন্তু কিছুটা বাধ্য হয়েই লিখছি। মন দিয়ে পড়ুন।
দ্বিতীয় বিশ্বযুদ্ধ-পরবর্তী কোনো গণহত্যারই শতভাগ নামের তালিকা নেই। হত্যাকাণ্ডের ব্যাপকতা, লক্ষ লক্ষ শরণার্থীর বিশৃঙ্খল স্থানচ্যুতি, এবং অপরাধীদের দ্বারা ইচ্ছাকৃতভাবে নথি ধ্বংস করার কারণে নিহত প্রতিটি জীবনের একটি পুর্নাঙ্গ তালিকা তৈরি প্রায় অসম্ভব।
একটি পূর্ণাঙ্গ তালিকার অনুপস্থিতিকে ব্যবহার করে কোনো গণহত্যার বৈধতা নিয়ে প্রশ্ন তোলা গণহত্যা অস্বীকারের একটি স্বীকৃত কৌশল।
১৯৭১ সালের গণহত্যার বাস্তবতা - রুয়ান্ডা, কম্বোডিয়া বা গুয়াতেমালার গণহত্যার মতোই - নামের একটা স্প্রেডশিট দিয়ে নয়, বরং নথিভুক্ত গণকবর, সামরিক নথি এবং বেঁচে যাওয়া ব্যক্তিদের ব্যাপক সাক্ষ্য দ্বারা প্রমাণিত ১৯৭১ এর গনহত্যা। ছেলেখেলা নয়। এটা দল ফলের অনেক উপরে।
What you bring into the discussion says little about the substance, and a lot about you.
মূর্খতা যখন স্মার্টনেস! 🙄
@johnsnowbengal কলিকাল! 🤮
ধরেন, লজ্জা নাই (ধরতেই হবে, কারন র্যাশনাল এন্ড গ্রাউন্ডেড আর্গুমেন্টতো আপনার ধাতের না, সেতো এতোদিনে বুঝেছিই)। এখন, ভোট দেন।।
অন্য যারা ভোটে আছে, তার প্রতিটাই করাপ্ট, খুনি, এন্ড অর জেনোসাইডার। It isn't a moral place to have AL out of the legal electorate (thereby keep the pro-71, secular crowd out of the way)... it is simply a necessity for the rest. They'd lose. As simple as that.
অউরা দেশ খাইয়া ফেলা, হাজার হাজার মাইরা ফেলা, লক্ষ কোটি ডলার মানি ফাইল্ট... ইত্যাদি - একটা একটা আনবেন - আলাপ হবে (আসলে হবে না - সে চেষ্টা আমি বহু আগেই করেছি...)
ঢালাও আলাপ - ভাঙ্গা রেকর্ডের মত বাজে - without making much sense.
আপনি আওয়ামী জপেন ভাই... ঐটাই আপনার মন্ত্র। You have nothing else.
Apparent win এর পর এরকম ঝাড়ি কারো ভাল লাগে না।
আপনারও লাগবে না। 🤷🏼♂️
সো - এবার সিরিস অব ক্লিস দিতে শুরু করেন, আর মনে মনে মন কলা খান।
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