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Doctoral Complicity in State Terror |
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Investigative , by
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10-November-2009 |
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Doctoral, as an adjective, refers to a doctorate, the highest degree awarded by a university. But as a transitive verb, as in doctoring, it means to change something in order to make it appear different from the facts. From the truth. In other words, to deceive. Is that what doctors did? Rahnuma Ahmed writes more.... |
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Global Politics and the Current Caretaker Government in Bangladesh |
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13-March-2007 |
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Both the World and Asia seems to have entered an arena of “Contain China” politics. The methodology of such containment also seems to have been well thought out, the cornerstones of it being nurturing a liberal democratic political system on the one hand and encouraging an economic system, which ensures the growth of capital. Meghna Guhathakurta elaborates. |
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Bangladesh: Right Priority Decisions to Safeguard National Interest |
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25-February-2007 |
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It is desired that the interim government of Bangladesh shall make firm decisions with far-reaching effect on the very future of the country. There is no scope of superficiality, mistake or distraction under internal and external pressure. Some of these are mentioned here by Mustafizur Rahman for urgent attention of the government. People expect the interim government to timely discern hoodwinking from within and outside |
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'State of Emergency' in Bangladesh |
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16-January-2007 |
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On January 11, 2007, President of Bangladesh and Chief Advisor (CA) of Care Taker Government Mr. Iajuddin Ahmed declared state of emergency and suspended fundamental rights. A report compiled by Nasrin Siraj Annie. |
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Is Article 49 of the Constitution Unconstitutional? |
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Analysis , by
Farzana Chowdhury Bindu ,
17-November-2005 |
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Article 49 (Prerogative of mercy) of the Constitution of Bangladesh gives the President the power to grant pardons, reprieves and respites and to remit, suspend or commute any sentence passed by any court, tribunal or other authority. How democratic could that be? More from Farzana Chowdhury (Bindu). |
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