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Save the Children demands justice for Magura child rape victim

Save the Children demands justice for Magura child rape victim

This year’s data shows that 2,362 women and girls have been victims of violence in 2024, with 1,036 of them being children

Women protesting against violence and oppression. Photo: Unsplash

Call for strengthening justice: How can harassers be treated as heroes while women are bound by fear?

Tanvir Muhammad Taqi Photo: Collected

Justice still elusive in Taqi murder case after 12 years

Supreme Court. File Photo: UNB

HC Justice Shahed Nuruddin resigns amid ongoing investigation

Illustration: TBS

Judicial system needs to be reformed to ensure justice for people

The members of the Commission, led by its President, Major General (Retd.) ALM Fazlur Rahman, paid a courtesy visit to General Waker-uz-Zaman. Photo: UNB

Pilkhana carnage reinvestigation: Commission seeks army's cooperation

Many Bangladeshi courts still rely on manual systems for filing and record-keeping, which are time-consuming and prone to errors. Photo: Mehedi Hasan

Justice on hold: Addressing Bangladesh's judicial backlog

The event was held in front of the Chittagong Press Club, organised by the Saiful Islam Alif Memorial Council on 2 Jan. Photo: TBS

Human chain demands justice for slain lawyer Saiful

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus addressing a virtual meeting with officials from 31 districts of four divisions on 30 December. Photo: PID

Ensure essential prices remain tolerable, supply chain uninterrupted: CA Yunus

Executed Ekramul Haque with his two daughters. Photo: Courtesy

For Ekramul’s family, justice has taken a backseat to daily survival

Chief Justice Syed Refaat Ahmed addressed the Rajshahi University Law Alumni Association (RULAA) Council at the Shaheed Shafiur Rahman Auditorium of the Supreme Court Bar Association on 6 December 2024. Photo: UNB

CJ calls for justice as a universal right

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Families demand justice for extra judicial killings

Sketch: TBS

Inside the uncontrollable rise of ‘mob justice’