Bangladeshi girls being trained how to avoid online predators
With an alarming rise in cybercrimes, often including blackmail, police offer workshops for thousands of teenagers
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With an alarming rise in cybercrimes, often including blackmail, police offer workshops for thousands of teenagers
Read moreHardline groups said sculpture of woman holding sword and scales outside supreme court was example of idol worship
Read moreThe Awami League-controlled government has charged and jailed journalists using vague new laws
Read moreFive years after an international outcry over the torture and killing of Aminul Islam, Bangladesh’s government is under fire for failing to find those responsible
Read moreUS defence expert warns people fleeing low-lying Pacific islands a precursor to ‘climate-exacerbated water insecurities’ that could trigger wider conflict
Read moreMigrants in Jordan who flee abusive employers risk being imprisoned as illegal workers if they fail to find shelter with their embassies
Read moreBangladesh tannery workers exposed to formaldehype, sulphuric acid and more while making products for westerners
Read morePoor sanitation meant Surma valley workers and their families were often sick, but a hygiene project has brought them a healthy water supply and safe toilets
Read moreLuxurious offers from international events are tempting – but as authors and campaigners explain, they come with heavy ethical baggage
Read moreLetters: The government introduced strict new penalties, set up special courts to deal with cases and restricted the sale of acid
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