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Politics, corruption and governance are behind drowning the cities

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By Khalilur Rahman
| Daily TIMES of Bangladesh
This year’s monsoon has drowned major cities like Dhaka and Chittagong, pushing millions of people into unspeakable suffering and causing the deaths of almost 100 people. Many consider this a familiar sight of the monsoon season. However, the reality could be different – at the very least, the intensity of flooding and human loss and suffering can be reduced.
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Bangladesh’s OPCAT commitment must mean an end to custodial deaths

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By Khalilur Rahman
| Daily TIMES of Bangladesh
The recent custodial deaths of two young men on consecutive days in Faridpur and Chattogram have once again brought to the forefront a disturbing and persistent question: Is Bangladesh fully complying with its obligations under the United Nations Convention Against Torture (UNCAT) and its Optional Protocol (OPCAT)? Every death in police custody, prison, or any other detention facility is a matter of grave concern.
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Roadmap to Trade, Growth and Economic Diplomacy

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By Khalilur Rahman
| HT Syndication
Bangladesh, June 22 -- As our new government, headed by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman following a landslide victory in the recent general elections, begins its work, we have before us the challenge of redesigning our international economic engagements against the backdrop of slowing global economic and trade growth, geopolitical tensions, trade policy uncertainties, climate vulnerabilities, rising trade barriers, and structural shifts in supply chains.
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