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UN calls for Bangladesh army probe after Al Jazeera investigation Al Jazeera Investigative Unit © General Aziz Ahmed visits UN peacekeepers [Bangladesh Army website] General Aziz Ahmed visits UN peacekeepers [Bangladesh Army website] The United Nations is calling for a full investigation into evidence of corruption and illegality involving the Bangladesh army, which was exposed during an investigation released by Al Jazeera on Monday. The corruption involves Bangladesh’s Chief of Army Staff, General Aziz Ahmed, who is due to meet senior UN officials in New York next week....

Israel firm secretly sold spyware to Bangladesh through a criminal gang Israeli-made surveillance equipment sold via a convicted criminal is being used by the Bangladeshi government to target political opposition February 2, 2021 at 1:33 pm Israeli-made surveillance equipment sold via a convicted criminal is being used by the Bangladeshi government to target political opposition, an Al Jazeera investigation has found. Classified documents obtained by the Investigative Unit of the Gulf news channel show that the Bangladesh army secretly purchased the Israeli equipment in 2018 using a Ba...

To stop narcotics smuggling through national and international courier services, the Department of Narcotics Control has recommended National Identity Card server access for couriers. The anti-drug authority of Bangladesh came up with the idea after it found that transnational syndicates are using the couriers to smuggle drugs into the Middle East, America, Australia and some countries in Asia. Smuggling narcotics from neighbouring India and Myanmar, syndicates are using Bangladesh as a major transit route. In just five months from June this year, the DNC seized around 14 consignments of drug...

National committee formed to coordinate ‘Rohingya’ activities 481 committee to coordinate and manage overall activities including law and order of the forcibly displaced Myanmar-nationals in the camp areas of Bangladesh. coordinating, managing and maintaining law and order of Rohingyas by publishing a gazette where the home minister has been made its convener. and state minister for Women and Children Affairs have been included in the committee. Secretary to the Prime Minister, Principal Staff Officer of the Armed Forces, Secretary of the Public Security Division, Foreign Affairs Secretar...

National committee formed to coordinate Rohingya-related activities Photo: Reuters BSS, Dhaka BSS, Dhaka The government has formed a national committee to coordinate and manage overall activities, including controlling law and order, of the forcibly displaced Myanmar-nationals in the camp areas of Bangladesh. The Cabinet Division has formed a 17-member committee for coordinating, managing and maintaining law and order of Rohingyas by publishing a gazette where the home minister has been made its convener. The foreign minister, state minister for Dis...