In an era where change is broadcast live and justice is hashtagged, Generation Z has emerged as the beating heart of protest culture—from Dhaka to Kathmandu, from campus rallies to TikTok feeds. They are informed, impatient, and interconnected. But as…
The Context of Autonomy in Bangabandhu’s Thought In the aftermath of Bangladesh’s Liberation War, the new state faced not only the monumental task of physical reconstruction but also the deeper challenge of shaping democratic institutions that would reflect the values…
Since August 5, 2024, Bangladesh has entered a dangerous phase of authoritarian control under the interim regime led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus. What initially appeared to be a transitional arrangement has rapidly transformed into a state-sponsored machinery of intimidation, suppression,…
This foundational document was adopted by the Provisional Government of Bangladesh, formed in exile, and it drew its legitimacy from the overwhelming popular mandate expressed in the 1970 general elections. In those elections, the people of East Pakistan (now Bangladesh)…
In recent years, democracies across the globe have faced unprecedented challenges. From disinformation and electoral manipulation to political polarization and the erosion of civic freedoms, the core pillars of democratic governance are under stress. For Bangladesh, these global trends are…