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Online newspaper editor detained on trumped-up charges

Reporters Without Borders firmly condemns the detention of Mohammad Ekramul Haque, the owner and editor of the online newspaper, Sheershanews.com (...)

Published on 5 August 2011 Read

Bangladesh

Journalist and wife injured by bomb thrown through bedroom window

Reporters Without Borders is appalled to learn that Mashiyul Haque, the correspondent of the daily Dainik Samakal and president of the Kalia (...)

Published on 14 July 2011 Read

Bangladesh

Nine journalists attacked in two incidents in past four days

Reporters Without Borders condemns violence by political party supporters against journalists, especially photographers and TV crews, who are (...)

Published on 7 June 2011 Read

Bangladesh

Authorities continue to harass opposition newspaper editor

A warrant was issued for the arrest of Mahmudur Rahman, the editor of the opposition daily Amar Desh, on 29 March, just two weeks after he was (...)

Published on 31 March 2011 Read

Bangladesh

Opposition daily allowed to resume publishing but editor still held

Reporters Without Borders welcomes a Dhaka high court decision staying the cancellation of Amar Desh’s licence for three months, which allowed the (...)

Published on 11 June 2010 Read

Asia

Access to Facebook restored in Bangladesh

The Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission told Internet Service Providers on 5 June to restore access to Facebook following the (...)

Published on 7 June 2010 Read

Bangladesh

Opposition daily closed, force used to arrest editor

Reporters Without Borders is outraged by the closure of the national daily Amar Desh and is concerned about the fate of its editor, Mahmudur (...)

Published on 2 June 2010 Read

Bangladesh

Reporters Without Borders sent a letter to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

Her Excellency Sheikh Hasina Prime Minister Old Sangsad Bhaban Tejgaon, Dhaka-1215 Bangladesh Paris, 30 April 2010 Dear Prime Minister, Since (...)

Published on 30 April 2010 Read

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Bangladesh - 5 October 2011

Two citizen journalists facing jail sentences for operating pirate radio

Bangladesh - 26 September 2011

Blogger Lu Van Bay serving four-year sentence

Bangladesh - 26 September 2011

Reporter dies from burn injuries in far-south bombings

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