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Media Freedom in BD: Concerned, rights bodies write to UN

Eight global and regional human rights bodies yesterday wrote a letter to the UN human rights chief, expressing concerns over the state of media freedom in Bangladesh and urging authorities to protect and respect freedom of expression. "On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, we write to draw your attention to the escalating human rights violations perpetrated by the

China mocks India in social media posts, prompting backlash

China mocks India in social media posts, prompting backlash Olafimihan Oshin © Getty Images Chinese President Xi Jinping and India Prime Minister Narendra Modi China is facing backlash after a social media account linked to the ruling Communist Party shared a post mocking India s struggles to contain COVID-19. According to a CNN report, an account linked to the Central Commission for Political and Legal Affairs posted a photo on the microblogging platform Weibo comparing the Chinese Long March-5B carrier rocket to photos of cremation pyres burning at night in India under the watch of people in hazmat suits. A caption on the post said, China lighting a fire versus India lighting a fire, which went along with a hashtag pointing to India s rising number of COVID-19 cases.

Hefazat plotted to oust govt-550780

Carried out mayhem using funds meant for studies of madrasa students Planned to continue violent activities across country till Ramadan Hefazat-e-Islam Bangladesh used its funds meant for the studies of the students of Qawmi Madrasas for carrying out mayhem in different areas of the country

India s COVID-19 Daily Cases Stay Near Record, Another State Imposes Lockdown

India’s COVID-19 Daily Cases Stay Near Record, Another State Imposes Lockdown NEW DELHI India’s new coronavirus cases dipped marginally on Sunday but deaths from COVID-19 jumped by a record 3,689, with one more state going into lockdown as the nation’s healthcare system is unable to cope with the massive caseload. Authorities reported 392,488 new cases in the previous 24 hours, pushing total cases to 19.56 million. So far, the virus has killed 215,542 people. India reported a record 401,993 new coronavirus cases on Saturday. Indian hospitals, morgues and crematoriums have been overwhelmed as the country has reported more than 300,000 daily cases for more than 10 days straight. Many families have been left on their own to scramble for medicines and oxygen. Dozens of people have died in the last week due to shortage of oxygen in hospitals in Delhi alone.

Press Freedom Day: South Asian media faces increasing curbs

Press Freedom Day: South Asian media faces increasing curbs dw.com 3 hrs ago Dharvi Vaid (New Delhi), Arafatul Islam, S. Khan (Islamabad) Reporters in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are seeing an increase in arrests, threats and official censorship. Experts say the COVID pandemic has helped fuel that trend, especially in India. © Nicolas Asfouri/AFP/Getty Images South Asian journalists are facing increasing constraints on their freedom of speech As the latest coronavirus wave ravages India in unprecedented ways, journalists are facing increasing crackdowns and constraints on their freedom of speech. While experts say the pandemic has accelerated official limitations on press across the region, the trend, however, has been consistent over the past years.

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