Md. Al-Amin, a multimedia reporter of Kaler Kantho, was obstructed while broadcasting live news in front of the Javan Hotel in Tongi, Dhaka. The incident took place late at night
Nehal Ahmed Pranto, a reporter of Dainik Bangladesh Pratidin, was injured during a clash between police and the ‘July Warriors’ in front of the National Parliament building in Dhaka. The
Hasanur Arifeen, a multimedia reporter of Dainik Samakal, was injured during a clash between police and the ‘July Warriors’ in front of the National Parliament building in Dhaka. The incident
In Charfassion upazila of Bhola, a journalist named Saiful Islam was allegedly threatened with being burned alive in public by Sabuj, president of the Charfassion municipal unit of the shramik
Politics has long influenced the media landscape in Bangladesh. During the Awami League era, pro-government outlets enjoyed privileges, while critical journalists faced lawsuits and harassment. The Digital Security Act was
On April 8, 2025, the Mymensingh district administration canceled the declarations of 11 newspapers published from the district on charges of reproducing all reports from two pages verbatim. The official
Forhad Bin Noor, a journalist of Ekhon TV, was injured while covering a clash and chase-counter chase between students of Dhaka University and Dhaka College. The incident occurred late at
In Jhenaidah, Wahiduzzaman Jillu, the owner of an NGO, threatened to “send to Doomsday” Aritra Kundu, a staff reporter of Kaler Kantho, over a published report. The journalist later filed
In Chattogram, Jamuna TV reporter Zobaid was detained at Khulshi Police Station and subjected to harassment and assault by CMP Deputy Commissioner Amirul Islam while on a reporting assignment. The
Abdul Mokim: Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) recently issued arrest warrants against 28 people in connection with two enforced disappearance cases during Sheikh Hasina’s government. The accused include former and