Posted by Mufti Admin on Wednesday, March 13, 2013,
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Save
Bangladesh!
Bangladesh
has been steadily growing and moving forward.
That is
until now.
The ugly
head of politics is now taking this third largest Muslim country in the
world backward.
In the
last two weeks about 200 people mostly unarmed peaceful demonstrators
have been killed in broad daylight by the police and the notorious
Rapid Action Battalion. They were protesting the death sentence to the
most popular Quran scholar of Bangladesh. Maulana Dilwar Sayeedi is
scheduled to be han... Continue reading ...
Ask Bangladesh to Respect its Women
Posted by Mufti Admin on Wednesday, January 9, 2013,
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In India, rape is devastating women. In Bangladesh, it is the
government.
This is through its violations of women through arbitrary arrests,
beatings, and detentions. Their crime: they are the relatives of Bangladesh’s
Islamic opposition party.
How can the Prime Minister of Bangladesh tolerate its police
abusing women, some pregnant and some elderly, simply because of their beliefs
and those of their loved ones?
The government’s security forces are completely out of c... Continue reading ...
Save Bangladesh and Justice
Posted by Mufti Admin on Thursday, December 13, 2012,
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Bangladesh, a progressive country, is at risk at the hands of a
ruthless regime, which is killing the opposition, labor and media. We must act
now to save Bangladesh from sliding backward. At the eve of the
Bangladesh Independence Day, your dua and few minutes can help this third most
populated Muslim country.
Bangladesh is being divided today
by what we witnessed 40 years ago in its war of independence. Those responsible
for crimes must be punished through due process of law,... Continue reading ...
Ask your congressperson if s/he is attending the hearing on Bangladesh Human Rights
Posted by Mufti Admin on Wednesday, July 18, 2012,
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BD Alert July 17 2012
If you care for the third largest Muslim country in the
world, Bangladesh and want to help Muslims there, you can do so by sparing 10
minutes today! Tomorrow might be too late.
Finally the bi-partisan Congressional Human Rights
Commission will be holding a hearing tomorrow on the worsening human rights in
Bangladesh. They are talking about all appropriate issues except the human
rights of the Islamic opposition leaders who are subject to unfair trials... Continue reading ...
Act Now to Save Human Rights Workers from Torture
Posted by Mufti Admin on Monday, July 9, 2012,
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This is an urgent call for intervention for the protection of Human Rights defenders in Bangladesh.
Human Rights Watch issued a report about torture in Bangladesh reporting 47 people killed in the custody of Bangaldesh government. Now Bangladesh government is retaliating by arresting Human Rights activists in Bangladesh.
The Asian Human Rights Commission has issued an alert which says that these people will be charged with treason, sedition and other criminal charges.
Reporting on hum... Continue reading ...
Ask India to Stop Killing and Torturing Bangladeshis
Posted by Mufti Admin on Wednesday, June 13, 2012,
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Human
Rights Watch (HRW), an international human rights body, has urged the
government of India to stop human rights violations by the Indian Border
Security Force (BSF) along the Bangladesh border and prosecute those
responsible. Human Rights Watch has also asked Bangladesh government to take a
stronger stand with the Indian government to stop the killing and torture of
Bangladeshis.
HRW
recalled that in December 2010 it released the report “Trigger Happy”, which
document... Continue reading ...
Act Today to Keep Media Free in Bangladesh
Posted by Mufti Admin on Thursday, May 31, 2012,
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Nine journalists were wounded when a gang of men attacked
them with machetes. These journalists were working at bdnews24.com when
they were attacked last Monday in broad day light in the capital city of Dhaka.
Hundreds of journalists in Bangladesh are protesting this
attack.
The Asian Human Rights Commission issued a statement Tuesday, accusing the
government of not being able to "protect anyone."
The rights group said it was the latest in a series of attacks on journali... Continue reading ...
Ask Secretary Clinton to speak on Human Rights in Bangladesh
Posted by Mufti Admin on Friday, April 27, 2012,
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Ask the US
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to cancel her trip to Bangladesh unless
Bangladesh government guarantees to abide by human rights of its citizens and
the democratic rights of its opposition by ending kidnappings and unfair trials
of opposition leaders.
The US
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will visit Bangladesh on May 5. She
will be meeting the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, opposition leader Khaleda
Zia, and the Foreign Minister.
Call Hilla... Continue reading ...
Protest Tortured Death of Bangladesh Textile Labor Leader
Posted by Mufti Admin on Wednesday, April 11, 2012,
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May God help Bangladesh!
But can we also help God in helping Bangladesh?
Please act today against the tortured death of
the leading textile labor organizer by Bangladeshi police. Aminul
Islam’s tortured body was found last Thursday next to Ghatail Police
Station in Bangladesh. The 41-year-old was a unit president of
Bangladesh Garment & Industrial Workers Federation.
... Continue reading ...
Act today to protect media freedom in Bangladesh
Posted by Mufti Admin on Tuesday, April 10, 2012,
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Please act today to protect media freedom in Bangladesh.
A couple of journalists have lost their lives and several TV channels have been suspended without any judicial process.
This is the time to speak up to protect free media in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh is movin... Continue reading ...
Let not politics kill Bangladesh!
Posted by Mufti Admin on Sunday, March 11, 2012,
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Bangladesh was just rated to be the best country in
South Asia in terms of gender equality, even better than India. It is worth
noting that both the Prime Minister of Bangladesh and the main opposition
leader are women.
However, today Dhaka is virtually severed from other parts
of the country and hundreds of opposition leaders are detained
in anticipation of a massive strike tomorrow.
Will Bangladesh move forward or
backward?
Bangladesh, the ninth most
populous c... Continue reading ...
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