Noman Mahmud

Workers of Mondal Knitwear Limited were blocking the road in front of the factory in the Zirabo area of Ashulia on 28 September. Photo: TBS
RMG

Fresh RMG unrest: Workers want Tk25,000 minimum wage or 5-hour work

A file photo of workers’ protests. Photo: TBS
RMG

Fresh protests in Ashulia as RMG workers now demand Tk25,000 minimum wage

Workers blocked the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway in Bagher Bazar area of Gazipur sadar upazila today (22 September), demanding an increase in their attendance bonus. Photos: TBS
Bangladesh

Fresh RMG worker protests in Ashulia demand wage hikes primarily

File Photo: An establishment of the Buchai Paglar Mazar vandalised on 11 September. File Photo: Noman Mahmud/TBS
Bangladesh

Buchai Pagla Mazar vandalised in Dhamrai 

Representational Photo
Bangladesh

Industrial production, daily life disrupted in Savar, Gazipur as load shedding hits 45%

Representational image. File Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS
RMG

RMG unrest: All factories set to reopen today as calm anticipated

The area in front of the Ashulia Police Station in Savar where the bodies were stacked on a van. The photo was taken on 31 August. Photo: Noman Mahmud/TBS
Panorama

Deadly 5 Aug: Unveiling the shocking truth behind the Ashulia carnage

Workers seeking jobs protest in Ashulia by blocking the roads demanding equal employment opportunities for men and women in RMG factories, among other demands, on Monday, 2 September 2024. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Army-police drive begins as over 100 RMG factories shut amid protests by outsiders, workers

As-Sabur, 16, a tenth-grade student who was killed during the anti-discrimination student movement in Ashulia on 5 August. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Mother files case over murder of 10th grader in Ashulia; claims she was unaware of case filed previously over son's killing

Md Shrabon Gazi. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

'Mother, I am going to war'

Students from various schools, colleges, and universities were working at different points to manage traffic and maintain order in Savar. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

'If we want to reform the country, we cannot sit at home'

Shubho, the 24-year-old readymade garment (RMG) worker, who was shot in Savar [Left]. His mother [Right] Photo: Collected
TragicTales

'I couldn't even give my son some water when he lay in his deathbed'

For the last two decades, Korman made his living by selling vegetables and chicken near the Savar Bazar bus stand. Photo: Courtesy
TragicTales

'My father had physical disabilities, he couldn't even walk straight. He was shot in his leg and chest.'