The murder of Jagannath University Masters student Nazimuddin Samad by assailants we have strong reason to believe were religious extremists was a most despicable crime committed in cold blood, and should be condemned in the harshest manner by all.
South Asia Citizens Web
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Target Killings of Secularists in Bangladesh: Editorials, Dhaka Tribune and The Hindu on the killing of Nazimuddin Samad
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Bangladesh: Banshkhali Coal Power Plant Propaganda and Reality | Kallol Mustafa
14 April 2016I had the opportunity to visit Gondamara of Banskhali upazila as part of a fact finding mission organised by the National Committee to Protect Oil-Gas-Mineral Resources, Port and Power on April 8. I wanted to understand why the locals were resisting the proposed coal-fired power plant and what led to the killing of people on April 4.
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India: The maze of cybersecurity and surveillance in the Indian government
13 April 2016A map of cybersecurity institutions in the Government of India by the Internet Democracy Project in India
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Ten key questions (and answers) about the attacks on atheist bloggers in Bangladesh | David Bergman
13 April 2016What can one conclude from Wednesday’s [6 April] murder of 28-year-old law graduate Nazimuddin Samad who was hacked to death by assailants in Bangladesh’s capital city of Dhaka, bringing to six the total number of men killed in a similar manner since February 2013?
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Secularizing Sri Lanka - Paradox Of Sovereignty | Anushka Kahandagama
12 April 2016The article 9 of the Constitution provides an invisible power to Buddhist religious institutions which might harm the sovereignty of the country.
