At least 10 students reportedly died after 2026 SSC results

Rights group raises concern over ICT proceedings against Farzana Rupa and Mozammel Babu in the Shapla Chattar crackdown case

Protesters say any allegation should be handled through proper legal process

Warn of tougher movement if restrictions not withdrawn

Seeks punishment for perpetrators

Says a ‘rainbow nation’ cannot be built while people in the hill region continue to suffer

Relatives, locals allege police involvement; demand impartial probe and punishment for those responsible

Petitioners sought legislation against the alleged misuse of laws protecting women and children; lawyer says an appeal will be filed

258 women and girls were victims of violence

The government would provide the money if the offender’s resources are insufficient

Law minister says govt may amend property transfer laws

Urges govt to allow at least two weeks and ensure meaningful participation by victims and other stakeholders

Watchdog calls on authorities to release those detained solely for exercising freedom of expression

Incidents of violence against women and children, mob violence, political clashes, attacks on journalists, and deaths in jail custody increased in Bangladesh during the first six months of 2026, according to a human rights monitoring report by the Human Rights Support Society (HRSS).

Protesters demand a central site convenient for residents of all six unions

Amnesty, CPJ, HRW and others say that treating disputed journalistic coverage as crimes against humanity threatens press freedom

The proposed framework would clarify assessment, recovery and payment

The initiative is supported by the Embassy of Denmark in Bangladesh

Government, employers and other stakeholders review lessons from textile and leather sectors

Joint statement warns of weakened independence, calls for alignment with global standards