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Bangladesh: Arrest of Journalist Investigating Corruption

Bangladesh: Arrest of Journalist Investigating Corruption Detention of Rozina Islam a Major Strike Against Media Freedom A protester holds a placard reading Free Rozina Islam during a demonstration at the National Press Club in Dhaka on May 19, 2021.  © 2021 Md Manik/SOPA Images/Sipa USA (New York) – Bangladesh authorities should drop all oppressive charges against the renowned Bangladeshi journalist Rozina Islam, Human Rights Watch said today. Islam’s colleagues believe she was detained over her reporting on corruption and mismanagement in the public health sector, including the government’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Islam is accused under sections 3 and 5 of the Official Secrets Act and sections 379 and 411 of the Penal Code, for allegedly attempting to “collect sensitive government documents and taking photos of them” at the Health Ministry. If convicted, she faces up to 14 years in prison and the possibility of the

Live Updates: Biden to Sign Bill Addressing Increase in Assaults Against Asian-Americans

Live Updates: Biden Signs Bill Addressing Increase in Assaults Against Asian-Americans The measure increases resources at the Justice Department and local levels to identify and prevent hate crimes against people of Asian descent. Senator Bernie Sanders proposes legislation that would block a major arms sale to Israel. RIGHT NOW A rally against violence targeting Asian-Americans in San Francisco in March. Credit.Jim Wilson/The New York Times President Biden signed a bill on Thursday meant to address a proliferation of assaults and other crimes against Asian-Americans since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. Mr. Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris thanked Democratic and Republican lawmakers for joining together to pass the legislation.

Despite promises, Nigerian university fails to reinstate press club one year after ban

Despite promises, Nigerian university fails to reinstate press club one year after ban The university banned the press club for three months for allegedly posing a threat “to the security of other students on campus.” The management of Adamawa State University has failed to reinstate the students’ press club operating in the institution one year after banning its operations. Belmond Benson, the university’s spokesperson, told PREMIUM TIMES the case is still being handled by the “appropriate quarters.” “Due process is being followed,” Mr Benson said when asked for an update on the lifting of the ban. “They have written so it’s being processed. Before the school went on lockdown they were looking for them and they couldn’t reach the students so they left the matter like that until we resume now.

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