As a token of love and respect for all the mothers, Traffic Wari Division celebrated International Mother's Day on Sunday (12th May 2024) through distributing lunch-packet among the distressed and helpless mothers at Jatrabari and Jurain Traffic Police Box area.
On this occasion, Mohammad Ashraf Imam, DC Traffic Wari Division, inaugurated the ceremony at Jatrabari round-crossing at 12:00PM. Sultana Esrat Jahan (ADC, Traffic Wari Division), Mustain Billah Ferdous (AC, Traffic Demra Zone), Tanzil Ahmed (AC, Traffic Jatrabari Zone) belonged the program as well.
CJ India warns against corporal punishment
Sir Frank Peters
The chief justice of India, Dhananjaya Yeshwant Chandrachud, has issued a stern warning against the ill effects of corporal punishment from personal experience as a victim. Speaking at a seminar in Kathmandu last Saturday, he recalled when he was caned at school. The incident occurred when he was a Class 5 pupil. The eminent jurist is now 65.
Why cracking down on Nobel laureate Yunus?
Over 170 global leaders and Nobel laureates have urged Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to suspend legal proceedings against economist Muhammad Yunus, who was awarded the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for his social development work but has faced legal pressure at home for years.
In an open letter dated August 27, leaders, including
In an open letter dated August 27, leaders, including Probe into exploitation of Indian, Bangladeshi nationals in New Zealand
The New Zealand government has launched a comprehensive probe into the alleged case of exploitation of 115 Indian and Bangladeshi nationals who arrived in the country with the promise of employment that did not materialise.
End political prosecution of rights leaders: AHRC
The Bangladesh authorities should cease their continued criminalization and harassment of Bangladesh human rights group, Odhikar, 21 human rights groups said today. Authorities should drop politically-motivated charges against Odhikar's leaders, Adilur Rahman Khan and ASM Nasiruddin Elan.
On August 10, 2013, Khan, secretary of Odhikar and a prominent human rights activist, was arbitrarily 
detained after the group published a fact-finding report on extrajudicial killings and excessive use of force to disperse a protest in Bangladesh. Khan'...
detained after the group published a fact-finding report on extrajudicial killings and excessive use of force to disperse a protest in Bangladesh. Khan'...
Status of Economic, Social and Cultural rights in Bangladesh Constitution
By
Advocate Md. Mizanur Rahman
Advocate Sonia Akter
Human rights are those rights that every person in this world belongs from birth until death. The term “Human Rights” have been discussed in different ho...
