Thursday, 20 September, 2018
Rohingya Refugee Settlement: Challenges to Peace and Harmony
In the backdrop of various incidences, refugee settlements in Cox’s Bazar and Teknaf region pose challenges to peace and social harmony
Magnanimousness of a Nonagenarian Woman Change-Maker
Each time a man or a woman stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against ailments
Morality Has Fallen on Evil Days
Many may contradict a number of issues mentioned in this writing, many may add more information
Participation of Elders in Society: Future Plan of Action
The Ministry of Social Welfare might consider those plans for implementation whichever is possible and feasible
Status of Teachers and Quality Education
It gives human freedom and best seat for keeping oneself much closer to knowledge
Colonisation Saga: Rohingya Tragedy
In brief, Burma before British colonisation was a segmented territory ruled by several dynasties in succession
Rohingya Crisis repatriation best option: Swiss Aid chief
He says the solution is only possible when all political actors agree on it and the countries (Bangladesh and Myanmar) have to come together
Facilitating Higher Education
The concerned committee should try to solve the problems, and in case of a difficult situation, seek opinion of the authority concerned
Rohingya Crisis: Can Bangladesh Meet the Challenges?
The humanitarian crisis caused by the Myanmar authority’s ethnic cleansing of the Rohingyas has reached to extreme proportion
Rohingyas – New Palestinians?
Exactly how many Rohingya people resided in the conflict-ridden western Rakhine (Arakan) State…
Male Dominant Criminal Justice System
Gender plays a critical role throughout our criminal justice process. We often see that, female offenders…
Hasina’s UN Speech: Solution to Rohingya Crisis
The Myanmar army has unleashed, with impunity, a reign of terror, aggression, ethnic cleansing, and genocide on Rohingya Muslims
Preventing Rohingya Killings
Prologue: “…Any time you find the government involved in a conspiracy to violate…
‘Authentic Development’: Whither Bangladesh?
‘Authentic Development’ is a fairly recent phenomenon within the development thought
Resource Generation from Local Sources: Union Parishad Perspectives
The Union Parishads (UPs) are the local government bodies for the lowest tier and are located in rural areas
Witnesses: Many Rohingya still trying to flee Myanmar
Many cross into the country via the thin sliver of the Bay of Bengal that separates Myanmar from Bangladesh
Potential Dangers of Rohingya Influx
The Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh have already created problems of food, shelter, medicare, water and sanitation
Myanmar Genocide and Trial of Perpetrators
Almost all of them urged for bringing the responsible individuals of Myanmar under trial in the International Criminal Court
Mixed Reactions to Suu Kyi’s Speech
Her speech deserves to be judged in context with the indescribable situation in the Rakhine state that has totally damaged her reputation
Are Myanmar's Rohingya facing genocide or ethnic cleansing?
Their plight has sparked UN accusations of military-led ethnic cleansing, but French President Emmanuel Macron has said the attacks amount to genocide
Stronger Industry and Dream of a Developed Nation
It is essential to organise training programmes to those employees who are directly connected with production and management
Yunus urges French president to address Rohingya crisis
Professor Yunus briefs Macron about the terrible circumstances under which 400,000 Rohingya refugees mostly women and children have fled to Bangladesh
Sheikh Hasina Deserves Nobel Peace Prize
For the last many years, she has been pursuing a course of negotiation to resettle the Rohingyas in their motherland
US will forfeit trust if exits nuclear deal: Rouhani
Rouhani says Iran could resume its previous nuclear activities which it has always insisted is solely to meet its energy needs
Global Bodies on Rohingya Catastrophe
The number of Rohingya children taking shelter in Bangladesh may reach 600,000 by the end of the year
Good Governance at the Local Level: Experiences from Union Parishad
Local community’s active participation in the management of local affairs is essential for ensuring good governance at the local level
Rohingya Exodus and Genesis of Rohingya Rebellion
The Rohingyas comprising indigenous, trader Arab diasporas and Indo-Bengal immigrant origins have been living in Arakan State for centuries
Rohingyas Condemned in Their Own Land
It has opened its borders letting in thousands of Rohingya refugees enter Bangladesh
Where Is that ‘True Sanctuary’ for Rohingya People?
Bangladesh has exhibited great patience and love for the cause of humanity
Who Will Prevent Myanmar From Rohingya Killing?
The number has already exceeded five hundred thousands including the Rohingyas previously sheltered in various camps in Bangladesh
PM’s Bold Stand to Face Rohingya Crisis
It is a black chapter in the history of human civilisation which stands on the crossroads of destruction
Myanmar is as much Rohingyas' home as it is Suu Kyi's
Bangladeshi economist and 2006 Nobel Peace prize winner Dr Muhammad Yunus calls on fellow laureate Aung San Suu Kyi to choose the path of peace
Myanmar Conflict: Humanity cries over the lap of Naf
The Rohingyas differ from Myanmar’s dominant Buddhist groups ethnically, linguistically, and religiously
Denial of reality over Rohingya problem causing great damage: UN
He calls on the Myanmar Government to end its current cruel military operation, with accountability for all violations
Primacy of National Interests over Humanitarian Crises
Now the pertinent question arises why Myanmar is being favoured in spite of its security force’s proven records of crimes against humanity
Myanmar Military’s Addiction to Political Power
Bangladesh is a poor country with highest density of population so that it cannot make room for such a big influx of refugees
Stronger Dhaka efforts needed over Rohingyas to avert security risks
Experts think India and China also have crucial role to play to put pressure on Myanmar to resolve the crisis
Literacy in a Digital World and Bangladesh
Over the past several decades, global literacy rates have significantly increased
New fires in empty Rohingya village raise questions
About two dozen journalists see the fires in Gawdu Zara village in northern Rakhine state on a government-controlled trip