A. R. Farrukh Ahamed
Getting an education is a basic human right. It is also the same to get education regarding human rights. So, getting human rights education is, no doubt, a basic human right. The right to education is now synonymous with the right to human rights education considered almost worldwide as a precondition of quality education.
Bangladesh has successfully achieved a record of almost 100 percent enrollment in primary education after a l...
Myanmar when military crackdown on them in January of 2017.Kulupalong in Ukiah of Bangladesh is biggest refugee camps where as many as 900,00 Rohingya are stationed. Rohingya refugees of Rakhine state of Myanmar could be compared with pogrom ...
There has been of late rethinking in the administration of Bangladesh to go along with Indian administration of BJP led government of Narendra Modi following introduction of controversial citizenship law in India. The bill was passed in Lok Sabha on 8 January of 2019 while the bill was not passed in Rajya Sabha, writes Mohammad Amjad Hossain.
Practically India has started witch hunting against Muslim in particular. This has been reflected as many as several bilateral visits from Bangladesh to India have been of late postponed. It seems str...
Earlier, he was a member of Board of Directors and Chairman of Executive Committee of the bank.
Mr. Monzurur Rahman is the Chairman of Rema Tea Company Ltd. and an Independent Director of Lafarge Holcim Bangladesh Ltd. He was an elected member of the Executive Committee of Bangladesh Association of Publicly Listed Companie...
Bangladesh. This news has been officially declared by the Head of Women Entrepreneurs Finance Init...
Pakistan is a country which is always in crisis — some of the crises are endemic, others temporary. Starting with the crisis of legitimacy and identity — whether Pakistan is a Muslim country or an Islamic state — to questions of provincial autonomy, civil-military imbalance and perpetual allegations of rigged elections, we are always in a state of uncertainty and confusion. A corollary of this predicament is that even after 72 years, we have not been able to find ourTasneem Siddiqui
