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Ground Zero: Debate within ourselves

August 24, 2010
By Nayeem Hossain
Ground Zero: Debate within ourselves

“Brothers, please don’t take part in Thanksgiving. What is thanksgiving to us? We must protect our children from practice of other religions. Only then can we save ourselves from hell fire!!” Everyone nodded their head around me. This happened in Fresno, the city that is very much a heaven for white conservatives in California....
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Mahmudnama or freedom of nonsense

August 23, 2010
By Sultan Mohammed Zakaria
Mahmudnama or freedom of nonsense

Mr Mahmudur Rahman, as a columnist, was ok so far the concept of freedom of expression goes. But as an Editor I think he was too unqualified to be so. Because as media is considered as the fourth column of a state, it imposes greater responsibilities on one's shoulder. Therefore, as a columnist when...
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Huzur Factor: Some Thoughts

August 13, 2010
By Nayeem Hossain
Huzur Factor: Some Thoughts

So here we go again. I didn’t want to write on this topic, because I know, no matter what I say or how many people read this (I doubt if more than 5 people does!) nothing is going to change. I might be colored as a Neo-Islamic fundamentalist or to some just another typical...
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Genocide, mostly unpunished crime against humanity

August 9, 2010
By Rubayat Ahsan
Saga of 71

The term “Genocide” came into existence in 1944. It was then known as crime against specific group to cleanse them from the face of the earth. Nazi’s intentions to systematically extinct European Jews is significant crime against humanity which fall under the discourse of genocide. On December 9, 1948 United Nations approved the Convention...
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The inside story of drug:Trafficking in developing countries

August 5, 2010
By Abul Maruf Subarno
The inside story of drug:Trafficking in developing countries

Opium and hemp are cultivated covertly in the rural, border and hilly areas of Bangladesh with the unofficial help of local governments. Several poppy fields have been recently discovered within tobacco plants. Moreover, it is alleged that some certified drug producing companies illegally produce duplicate phensidyl syrup and yaba tablets and sell in the...
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Bangabandhu’s Vision for the energy sector

August 2, 2010
By Kh.A.Saleque.
Bangabandhu’s Vision for the energy sector

Despite ruins of indepence war in 1971 Bangladesh, under the visionary leadership of Bangabandhu, launched a tremendous journey in the world of energy. Think of the overall situation of 1972. Bangladesh government started almost from ruins. Defeated forces and their beneficiary local meerjafars were very much active to destroy our glorious achievements. Yet...
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Bangabandhu’s Vision for the energy sector

July 30, 2010
By Kh.A.Saleque.
Bangabandhu’s Vision for the energy sector

Every year when August comes Bangabandhu is remembered, in Bangladesh and all over the world where ever Bangladeshi community lives, for his unparalleled contribution to the cause of Bangladesh. His contribution for Bangladesh liberation is unmatched and undisputed. He not only led a peace loving innocent Bangladeshi nation to the glory of Indepence but...
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Breaking the spell of Shadow Dancers

July 26, 2010
By Maskwaith Ahsan
Breaking the spell of Shadow Dancers

E-bangladesh.org carries the distinction of upholding the liberty and integrity of a virtual Bangladesh in the face threats from shadow dancers who continue to swirl around our fate with never ending ferocity. Truth and the freedom to unleash truth without consequences is the only way to break the viciousness of this cycle. From the...
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International Crimes Tribunal – Rules Of Procedures 2010

July 25, 2010
By Rezwan
International Crimes Tribunal – Rules Of Procedures 2010

The formulation of rules of procedures for International Crimes Tribunal's investigation agency and prosecution panel has been completed. The Rules Of Procedures 2010 were published in a government gazette on July 15, 2010. You can download it from here.
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Bangabandhu’s General Amnesty Declaration: Documentary Evidences and Relevant Stories

July 24, 2010
By Omi Rahman Pial
Bangabandhu’s General Amnesty Declaration: Documentary Evidences and Relevant Stories

Whenever the issue of trial of war-crimes is raised, the killers and collaborators say, ‘it was he who resolved the issue by declaring 'general mercy', so it is meaningless to discuss this issue and give much importance now. In a quest to find the truth about 'general mercy' activists dug out the newspaper clippings...
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