BCL attack on JCD speaks volume
An issue of grave concern
On 9/11, doubts were immediate
Fighting for Bangladesh labor, and ending up in pauper’s grave
We are women against rape but we do not want Julian Assange extradited
Shah Abdul Karim’s third death anniv today
Leading singers present diverse Nazrul songs
Bangladesh aims to drop more exportables
Tax from savings tools falls by 47pc in FY 12
Superb Salma sinks SA
Murray ends 76-year of British agony
US marks more low-key 9/11 anniversary
Osama's doctor says Pak ISI still backing terrorists
Non-govt teachers, employees continue demo
Voters' list updating starts today in Barisal City Corpn
Govt prepares database on NGOs
DC asked to report
Invest in Rakhaine state to stop migration
EC may reduce constituencies in Dhaka city
Affected land owners demand criminal case against Hallmark
Journalists hold rally demanding arrest of killers of Sagar-Runi

Fighting for Bangladesh labor, and ending up in pauper’s grave

ASHULIA, Bangladesh — His tiny office was lost among the hulking garment factories that churn out cargo pants or polo shirts for brands like Gap or Tommy Hilfiger, yet workers managed to find Aminul Islam. Full story

We are women against rape but we do not want Julian Assange extradited

For decades we have campaigned to get rapists caught, charged and convicted. But the pursuit of Assange is political. When Julian Assange was first arrested, we were struck by the unusual zeal with which he was being pursued for rape allegations. Full story

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