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Farhad Mazhar

  • Poet and Political Analyst
  • Thu, 26 Sep 24
Farhad Mazhar: Poet and Political Analyst
No More Top-Down Commissions in Constitution Making
No More Top-Down Commissions in Constitution Making

Interview

Tue, 29 Oct 24

No More Top-Down Commissions in Constitution Making

Since the people's uprising, poet and thinker Farhad Mazhar has been the most vocal about the removal of the president and the rewriting of the Constitution. He was the first to call for the resignation letter of the exiled Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina; however, no one was able to show him that letter at the time. Recently, President Shahabuddin Chuppu also claimed in an interview that he does not have the Prime Minister's resignation letter. This has sparked renewed discussions and debates, and students are demanding the president's resignation.

We must coexist by recognizing the rights of indigenous communities
We must coexist by recognizing the rights of indigenous communities

Politics and Bureaucracy

Sun, 29 Sep 24

We must coexist by recognizing the rights of indigenous communities

In a discussion titled "Post-Revolution Constitution Debate: Exploring Origins and Destinations," poet and thinker Farhad Mazhar delivered a speech on September 23, organized by July Public Forum. The written version of his remarks is now published for the readers of Views Bangladesh. Today, we present the second part of the discussion.

A constitutional counter-revolution unfolded after such a significant mass uprising
A constitutional counter-revolution unfolded after such a significant mass uprising

Law

Thu, 26 Sep 24

A constitutional counter-revolution unfolded after such a significant mass uprising

Poet and thinker Farhad Mazhar delivered a speech at a discussion titled "Post-Uprising Constitution Debate: Searching for Sources and Destinations," on September 23, held at the Abdul Karim Sahitya Bisharad Auditorium in the Bangla Academy. A transcript of his address has been published for the readers of Views Bangladesh, with the first part of the discussion appearing today.