Dhaka, Oct. 4 -- The July Mass Uprising opened a new horizon in the political history of Bangladesh.
The people were hopeful that the country would break the long-standing authoritarian regime and walk the path of democracy.
But to what extent is that expectation being reflected? Even today, significant progress is not visible on freedom of expression and the safety of journalists.
This reality is reflected in a recent report by the UK-based human rights organisation Article Nineteen.
The report presented at the 60th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council states that the rights to freedom of expression and information are still not protected in Bangladesh.
Ensuring the safety of media workers and members of civil society, e...