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Rabiul Alam
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Dhaka
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Biography
Rabiul Alam, an award winning journalist based in Dhaka, brings over six years of reporting expertise garnered from prestigious English and Bengali national and international dailies, including The Hindu, BOOM, Outlook India, New Age and New Nation newspapers. His insightful coverage spans national and international media outlets, focusing on politics, environment, and education. An alumnus of the Asian College of Journalism, India, where he completed his post-graduation in Journalism, Rabiul Alam won UNICEF Meena Media Award-2023 for his comprehensive report on child rights.
Human Rights, Child Rights Fact-check,Politics Education, Environment
Content
By Rabiul Alam| International Journalists Network@ On the evening of February 5, a tense atmosphere gripped the historic neighborhood of Dhanmondi 32 in Dhaka, Bangladesh, as protesters gathered outside the former residence of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the country’s founding president. The protesters were fueled by anger over a speech made by former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Rahman’s daughter, six months after her removal from power last August.
By Rabiul Alam| The Hindu Verified The heart of Bangladesh is heavy with grief and seething with outrage as an eight-year-old rape victim from Magura district lost her battle for life on March 12 after enduring unimaginable pain for a week. The news of her death has sent shockwaves across the country. In a visceral reaction to the news, enraged locals set fire to the house of the accused. Since the incident, Bangladesh has been engulfed in protests against rape and violence targeting women and children.
By Rabiul Alam| Courrier International Verified Mohammad Ali, 27 ans, instituteur dans le district de Lakshmipur, possède une carte d’électeur depuis l’âge de 18 ans. Mais il n’a jamais voté. Lors des élections législatives de 2018, les dirigeants de la Ligue Awami (LA, de centre gauche), le parti au pouvoir [depuis 2009], avaient écarté les électeurs qui n’étaient pas alignés sur leur formation, et leur avaient même barré l’accès aux urnes.
Company Info
Dhaka, Bangladesh