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Seven secretaries reshuffled, three new secretaries appointed
Seven secretaries reshuffled, three new secretaries appointed

Seven secretaries reshuffled, three new secretaries appointed

The government has reshuffled the offices of seven secretaries in the public administration. Besides, one additional secretary has been promoted to secretary and two additional secretaries have been given the charge of acting secretary.

ADAB calls for coordinated efforts to eradicate poverty
ADAB calls for coordinated efforts to eradicate poverty

ADAB calls for coordinated efforts to eradicate poverty

The Association of Development Agencies in Bangladesh (ADAB) has organised a discussion marking the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, with speakers calling for coordinated action by the government, non-governmental development organisations, donors, civil society and the media to tackle rising poverty.

Ishraque explains why he drew pistol during anti-drug drive
Ishraque explains why he drew pistol during anti-drug drive

Ishraque explains why he drew pistol during anti-drug drive

State Minister for Liberation War Affairs Ishraque Hossain has explained why he displayed a firearm while chasing suspected drug users and threatening to fire during an incident that has drawn criticism over the apparent use of a weapon in public.

Editors’ Council strongly condemns journalist Alif’s murder
Editors’ Council strongly condemns journalist Alif’s murder

Editors’ Council strongly condemns journalist Alif’s murder

The Editors’ Council has expressed deep anger, strong condemnation and protest over the murder of journalist Lutfullah Zaman Fakir Alif. At the same time the organisation has demanded arrest of the involved persons through a fair, impartial and quick investigation of the murder and ensuring exemplary punishment.

‘No More Silence’ exposes those accused of harassing women online
‘No More Silence’ exposes those accused of harassing women online

‘No More Silence’ exposes those accused of harassing women online

A Facebook group called “No More Silence” has emerged as a vocal opponent of obscene and sexually abusive comments targeting women on social media. The group publishes photographs, identities and links to Facebook profiles of people accused of posting offensive remarks about women in response to high-profile incidents and news reports. It claims to have exposed the identities of more than 100 individuals so far. In some cases, it has also sent screenshots of the comments to the individuals’ employers and educational institutions in an effort to prompt action.

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