Defending Human Rights and Justice for Victims

The Untold Story of Subrata Bain and Molla Masud: A Tale of Corruption and Injustice The criminal underworld of Bangladesh has long been intertwined with politics and law enforcement, but few cases exemplify this dark reality more than the story of Subrata Bain and Molla Masud. Once declared most-wanted criminals, their paths took shocking turns, revealing the extent of corruption in the system that was meant to bring them to justice. New Identities, Old Crimes After being labeled a most-wanted criminal, Subrata Bain took on a new identity, documented in official papers under the name Fateh Ali Khan. Similarly, Molla Masud changed his name to Mizbah, attempting to evade law enforcement while continuing his operations in the shadows. Subrata Bain was eventually captured and handed over to Bangladeshi authorities. However, instead of being brought to immediate justice, he was placed in a secretive detention facility known as Aynaghor. This mysterious place has long been rumored to be a s...

 Democracy vs. Democrazy: A Comparative Analysis of Human Rights Practices in Bangladesh, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia In examining the political landscapes of Bangladesh, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Saudi Arabia (KSA), significant disparities emerge in their approaches to governance and human rights. While Bangladesh has faced international scrutiny for alleged human rights violations under its previous administration, the UAE and KSA, despite their monarchical systems, present contrasting narratives regarding citizen satisfaction and legal practices. Bangladesh: Allegations of Human Rights Violations Under the rule of the Awami League from 2009 to 2023, Bangladesh reportedly witnessed numerous human rights concerns: Extrajudicial Killings and Enforced Disappearances: Human rights organizations, such as Odhikar, documented 2,699 extrajudicial killings and 677 enforced disappearances over 15 years. Bonik Barta "War on Drugs" Campaign: In 2018, Amnesty Internati...