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Accreditation of 167 journalists canceled in Bangladesh The interim government in Bangladesh has canceled the accreditation of 167 journalists. Now the Editors Council of Bangladesh has condemned this decision of the interim government and said that this action is a threat to the freedom of the press. This step creates the danger of censorship and also weakens the democratic environment.
A Bangladeshi newspaper reported on Tuesday that the Press Information Department has canceled the accreditation of 167 journalists in three phases. Many experienced journalists and editors are also included in this. Due to which the editorial board is worried.
This action threatens the freedom of the press
According to a press release issued by the council, the education ministry has the authority to investigate any misuse of recognition. But we believe revoking press cards without clear allegations or evidence sets a dangerous precedent. This action jeopardizes the freedom of the press and weakens the democratic environment.
Bangladesh made this plan for Sheikh Hasina’s return from India
Bangladesh’s interim government on Sunday said it will seek Interpol’s help to bring back ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and others from India. Hasina and her party leaders have been accused of ordering a brutal crackdown on the student movement.
More than 60 complaints of massacre
According to the interim government, 753 people were killed and thousands injured during the protests. As of October, more than 60 complaints of crimes against humanity and genocide have been filed against Sheikh Hasina and her party leaders.
