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US Special Envoy on North Korean Human Rights Issues Julie Turner speaks to media at the U.S. embassy in Tokyo, Japan February 14, 2024. Photo: REUTERS/John Geddie/File Photo

North Korea accuses US of politicising human rights issues

Pyongyang will make stern and decisive choices to protect its sovereignty and safety in response to Washington using human rights as a tool for invasion and hostile, anti-North Korea behaviour,...

A meeting of the District Human Rights Violation Prevention and Protection Committee was held in Joypurhat district on Tuesday (23 April). Photo: BSS

Upstart rights institutions are violating human rights: NHRC

Bangladesh's human rights situation remains unchanged in 2023: State Dept

Bangladesh's human rights situation remains unchanged in 2023: State Dept

Speaker of the Parliament Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury. File Photo: UNB

Dhaka committed to maintain human rights: Shirin Sharmin in London

Israeli army troops are seen next to a destroyed building during a ground operation in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip, on Wednesday, Jan. 10. 2024. Photo: AP

People's rights are threatened everywhere, from wars to silence about abuses, rights group says

Amnesty releases 10-point human rights charter ahead of Bangladesh JS polls, calls for protecting rights of expression

NHRC chairman’s remark on human rights report unexpected: ASK

NHRC chairman’s remark on human rights report unexpected: ASK

BRAC, Employers’ Federation collaborate for training on human rights at factories

BRAC, Employers’ Federation collaborate for training on human rights at factories

A file photo of Sultana Kamal. Photo: Collected

How some people’s wealth can rise over hundred times, Sultana Kamal questions

Six int’l orgs concerned about Bangladesh’s human rights situation

Six int’l orgs concerned about Bangladesh’s human rights situation

President Mohammed Shahabuddin on 10 Dec recommended the national human rights commission to incorporate the influential personalities and opinion leaders in the process of establishing human rights. Photo: UNB

Many countries indulging in double standards in name of human rights: President

Sadika Sarker Safa, daughter of missing Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal leader Md Sohel, sobs for her father at a human chain organised by ‘Mayer Daak’, an organisation of the relatives of the victims of enforced disappearance, at the National Press Club yesterday. Sohel was the vice president of Bangshal thana unit Chhatra Dal, when he was picked up from the capital’s Shahbagh in 2013 by men claiming to be from law enforcement agencies and has been missing since then. Photo: TBS

Extrajudicial killings decline, rights issues still a concern in Bangladesh

President Mohammed Shahabuddin and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Photo: UNB

President, PM reaffirm pledge to uphold human rights