Masum Billah

Arif Sohel. Illustration: TBS
Panorama

If we form a new party but retain the current structure, we will end up corrupt as well: Arif Sohel

Mayer Daak, a platform organised by families of enforced disappearance victims, has been campaigning for the return of their loved ones for several years. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Will they ever return? Families refuse to give up on disappeared loved ones

Lack of communication between volunteers and the local administration means distributing the relief is a challenge, especially in the remote areas. Photos: Reuters, Collected
Panorama

Help pouring in, but reaching flood victims still a challenge

A flood shelter in Cumilla. Photo: Masum Billah
Features

They don't know me but they care like my own children: Flood victim on rescuer youths

Illustration: Duniya Jahan/ TBS Creative
Features

Each day felt like 10 in the normal world: Michael Chakma freed from Aynaghor

Sketches: TBS
Panorama

Can we say goodbye to politics of imagery?

Families of enforced disappearance victims in front of DGFI headquarter on August 7. Photo: Masum Billah
Bangladesh

‘Searching for my son for 11 years’

Ecstatic crowds celebrate the fall of Sheikh Hasina-led government in front of the TSC of Dhaka University in the capital on Monday after a month-long Anti-Discrimination Student Movement. Photo: Olid Ebna Shah
Panorama

The march that will echo in history

The exuberant people expressed their joy all over the streets, and many were seen snatching keepsakes for a story they will tell for years to come. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Panorama

Hasina out: Jubilation in the air

TBS reporters Jahidul Islam (left) and Miraz Hossain (right) were both attacked on Sunday by Jubo League men. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Journalists under attack from all fronts

Fear and uncertainty behind a facade
Panorama

Fear and uncertainty behind a facade

The many nightmares of Bangladeshi freelancers
Panorama

The many nightmares of Bangladeshi freelancers

Flood-affected people have gathered in front of their homes. Photo: Masum Billah.
Panorama

Wiped out by river and memory