Who is Pushpita Gupta?
Pushpita Gupta, British Labour Party Politician, Human Rights Activist, and Founder of Secular Bangladesh Movement UK Pushpita Gupta is […]
UNESCO Honors Sheikh Mujibur’s Speech While Bangladesh Resists His Secular Legacy
In April 1928, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk of modern Turkey amended the nation’s constitution by abolishing Islam as the state religion,
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The Inverted state: Bangladesh’s Darkest Bargain Between Power and Extremism
A country that rewards its terrorists and abandons its martyrs of reason Do you remember the series of blogger killings?
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The Price of Faith: Religious Conversion and Government Failure in Bangladesh
The Price of Faith: Religious Conversion and Government Failure in Bangladesh When changing religion becomes a death sentence An investigation
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Is Bangladesh an Islamic State? What Politics Reveals About Secularism and Minority Safety
Is Bangladesh an Islamic State? What Our Politics Signals About Secularism and Minority Safety In two images—one showing BNP’s “Prime
Minorities Under Siege: Exposing the Reality Behind Bangladesh’s “Safe” Narrative
The Paradox of “Safety” in a Deeply Uncertain Bangladesh Former prime minister of Bangladesh Begum Khaleda Zia lies on her
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The Erasure of Hindu Persecution : When Suffering Is Silenced
The Holocaust stands as one of humanity’s darkest crimes—but it is not the only atrocity whose shadow still stretches across
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Exposing the Hidden Crisis: What Chinmoy Krishna Das’s Arrest Says About Minority Rights in Bangladesh
In today’s Bangladesh, being a Hindu, Ahmadiyya, Christian, or Buddhist is not just a matter of faith—it’s a risk to
From Nazi Deception to Bangladesh Denial: How Authoritarian Regimes Hide Atrocities
Deception and Denial: From Nazi Germany to Modern-Day Bangladesh In 1944, amid mounting international pressure and growing awareness of Nazi
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Dr. Asif Nazrul, Militant Attack in Kashmir, and the Future of Bangladesh-India Relations
For the militant attack in Kashmir on 22nd April, a sister concern of Lashkar-e-Taiba, TRF, had claimed responsibility. After Muslim
