Press freedom

Press freedom

'When mobs rule, press freedom falls'

'When mobs rule, press freedom falls'

How press freedom was built over centuries, how Bangladesh is watching it unravel

How press freedom was built over centuries, how Bangladesh is watching it unravel

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Rights groups warn of shrinking democratic space in Bangladesh

New Age Editor and Editors' Council President Nurul Kabir speaks at a talk show. Photo: Screengrab from video

A part of govt, or govt as a whole, allowed this to happen: Nurul Kabir on attacks on Prothom Alo, Daily Star

NCP Convener Nahid Islam. Photo: Mohammad Ponir Hossain/Reuters

Part of interim govt, social and political back-up behind attacks on media, cultural institution: Nahid

Karachi Press Club. Photo: Collected

Karachi Press Club condemns attacks on Bangladeshi media

Illustration: TBS

'The best ever and historic' election sans free media?

Govt rejects NOAB's claims, reaffirms commitment to media freedom

Govt rejects NOAB's claims, reaffirms commitment to media freedom

Paramount closes $8 billion merger with Skydance after settling '60 Minutes' lawsuit

Paramount closes $8 billion merger with Skydance after settling '60 Minutes' lawsuit

496 journalists faced harassment in one year: TIB

496 journalists faced harassment in one year: TIB

File photo of BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman. Photo: Collected

Media not yet fully free from fascist forces despite 5 August regime fall: Tarique

The Daily Star Editor Mahfuz Anam. Photo: Collected

Mass cases against journos obstacle to press freedom: Editors’ Council

Illustration: TBS

In Bangladesh 2.0, state of journalism remains far from ideal