Clashes break out in Bangladesh capital as major political parties set to sign a new charter

Bangladeshi parties signs historic charter to prevent return to dictatorship

FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail The leaders of 25 political parties in Bangladesh have signed a national reform charter with the intention of preventing fascism from returning to the country. The agreement, known as the July Charter, was signed in Dhaka yesterday by the head of the interim government, Professor Muhammad Yunus, alongside key opposition groups such as the […]

Bangladeshi parties sign ‘historic’ July Charter for political reforms ahead of general election

Interim head Muhammad Yunus signs national charter in absence of major stakeholder - Anadolu Ajansı

BD parties sign ambitious reform agenda

BD parties sign ambitious reform agenda

Protesters clash with police as Bangladesh MPs agree to political reform plan

Tear gas and stun grenades were used to disperse hundreds of protesters who were calling for more provisions for those who helped oust the former government of Sheikh Hasina.

Bangladesh: Police clash with protesters at Parliament over July Charter signing

Bangladesh police used teargas, batons, and stun grenades on Friday to disperse protesters near the National Parliament, as tensions rose over the signing of the July Charter. The demonstrators demanded recognition, legal protection, and rehabilitation for those injured in last year’s uprising.

Yunus announces 'birth of new Bangladesh' with signing of July Charter

The student-led NCP, floated this year with the interim government chief’s blessings, declined to sign the charter, alleging that it was signed without ensuring “legal basis”