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Award winning freelance investigative journalist @swisspressaward and factchecker, now studying @dw_akademie and former fellow @ICFJ @IJAsia @RSF

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Dil Afrose Jahan is a Staff Reporter at Dhaka Tribune where she covers migration, health, social Justice and human rights, human trafficking, and crisis. She specializes in covering human trafficking, early childhood development, and women’s and children's issues. Previously, Afrose worked at Deepto TV, where she covered the International Crime Tribunal, law and order, and human rights. Now, she is also International Center for Journalists Fellow.

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Ban on Bangladeshis marrying Rohingya: Justified or a human rights violation? | Dhaka Tribune

Ban on Bangladeshis marrying Rohingya: Justified or a human rights violation? | Dhaka Tribune

Shoaib Hossain Jewel is a Bangladeshi citizen, aged about 25 years, a Hafiz-e-Quran, and a teacher at a madra…

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Rohingya children stare down the abyss | Dhaka Tribune

Rohingya children stare down the abyss | Dhaka Tribune

Mohammad Alam's parents came to Bangladesh in 1992 from their home in Rakhine state of Myanmar. The third eld…

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Raped, burned, killed | Dhaka Tribune

Raped, burned, killed | Dhaka Tribune

In the Rohingya camps of Bangladesh, there are very few teenage girls. Over 429,000 Rohingya refugees have en…

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The second rape | Dhaka Tribune

The second rape | Dhaka Tribune

Researcher Fatema Sultana was shocked when she walked into a rape trial. "As a middle class urban woman, my i…

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Why 10 million Bangladeshis have Hepatitis B | Dhaka Tribune

Why 10 million Bangladeshis have Hepatitis B | Dhaka Tribune

Most of the 10 million people estimated to be carrying the Hepatitis B virus (HBV) in Bangladesh do not know …

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Watch: Memoirs of a sex worker | Dhaka Tribune

Watch: Memoirs of a sex worker | Dhaka Tribune

Sex sells and everyone is buying. Our demands have created a market, a profession that we then turn around an…

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Euphorie und Ernüchterung: Bangladesch nach dem Aufstand

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By Natalie Mayroth, Dil Afrose Jahan Verified
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Ausgabe Oktober 2025 Bild: Menschen feiern den ersten Jahrestag der von Studierenden angeführten Proteste, die zum Sturz der ehemaligen Premierministerin von Bangladesch, Sheikh Hasina, geführt haben vor dem Parlamentsgebäude in Dhaka, 5.8.2025 (IMAGO / NurPhoto / Maruf Rahman) Im September fanden an der Universität Dhaka, einer der wichtigsten Hochschulen Bangladeschs, Wahlen zur zentralen Studentenvereinigung statt.
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In Bangladesh, a mothers’ call for justice is finally being heard

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By Dil Afrose Jahan Verified
| Unbias the News
Illustration by Erdy- Duangkamol Kongtanajaroenchai Edited by Purple Romero Journalism that matters straight to your inbox. Authoritarians often try to cover up criminal human rights abuses and distort the historical record to avoid consequences and legal accountability. To counter this, activists try to preserve evidence of human rights abuses, keep memories of the victims alive in public discourse, and call for truth and justice for victims.
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Ein Neuanfang für Bangladesch

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By Natalie Mayroth, Dil Afrose Jahan Verified
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Bangladesch, ein Land mit mehr als 170 Millionen Einwohnern, hat vor kurzem einen der dramatischsten politischen Umbrüche seiner jüngeren Geschichte erlebt. Am 5. August trat die autoritär regierende Premierministerin Sheikh Hasina nach über 15 Jahren an der Macht zurück. Nun steht das südasiatische Land vor einem schwierigen Neubeginn, um die beschädigte Demokratie zu erneuern.
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