The Bangladesh Journal

The Voice of Bangladesh's New Generation

Monday, 05.12.2008, 01:57pm (GMT+6)

Bangladesh Caretaker Government Redistributes Portfolio among New Advisers, Appoints Special Assistants ; Amnesty International Shows Concern About Bangladesh Government's Human Rights Record ; Special Court Gives 7 Year Prison Term to Ex-BNP Minister Salauddin Ahmed ; Bangladesh Chief Adviser Promises Timely National Election, No Surprises ; Bangladesh gets 5 new advisers for its caretaker government

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Bangladesh Caretaker Government Redistributes Portfolio among New Advisers, Appoints Special Assistants
Thursday, 01.10.2008, 09:32pm

Abu Sinha Monjur Morshed, Dhaka, Jan 10, 2008: The military backed caretaker government of Bangladesh re-allocated portfolios of advisers today after appointing 5 new advisers and 3 new special assistants to the Chief Adviser. Half of the advisers were forced to resign over the last one week's time.

Amnesty International Shows Concern About Bangladesh Government's Human Rights Record

Thursday, 01.10.2008, 09:31pm

Dhaka, Jan 10, 2008: International human rights organization Amnesty International Thursday accused Bangladesh's military-backed caretaker government of human rights violations.

Bangladesh's new advisers express optimism

Thursday, 01.10.2008, 04:58am

Dhaka, Jan 9, 2008: The newly-appointed advisers of the caretaker government expressed their hope that they would be able to face the current political and economical challenges successfully with united efforts, reports BSS.

Tarique Rahman alleges torture while on remand
Thursday, 01.10.2008, 04:50am

A court Wednesday sent BNP senior joint secretary general Tarique Rahman on a day’s remand, cutting down police requisition for seven days for interrogating him on an extortion charge, reports UNB.

Bangladesh Chief Adviser Promises Timely National Election, No Surprises

Thursday, 01.10.2008, 12:22am

UNB, Dhaka, Jan 9, 2008: Chief Adviser Dr Fakhruddin Ahmed Wednesday said his caretaker government and the Election Commission were proceeding towards holding the general election before end of this year (2008) and there is no reason for doubt about it.

Bangladesh gets 5 new advisers for its caretaker government
Wednesday, 01.09.2008, 10:21pm

Abu Sinha Monjur Morshed, Dhaka, Jan 9 : The military backed caretaker administration of Bangladesh appointed five new advisers Wednesday evening after holding a low-key ceremony at the Presidential Palace Bangabhaban.

Bangladesh Caretaker government to appoint consultants to ease work load
Wednesday, 01.09.2008, 10:20pm

Golam Ahsan Jewel, Jan 9, 2008: In another much anticipated move, the military backed caretaker government of Bangladesh announced today that it is considering appointment of up to seven consultants for the Chief Advisor Fakhruddin Ahmed.

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