Campaigns and Advocacy - Bangladesh
8 March 2012
Bangladesh
International Women's Day 2012: Writing wrongs against women
ARTICLE 19 has implemented a pilot project in Bangladesh on the issue of women's participation in the media, and has found evidence of gender-based discrimination and censorship.
1 March 2012
Bangladesh
IPI completes press freedom mission
Mission delegates urged authorities to address the impunity related to attacks on, and killings of, journalists in the past 15 years, and to improve the legal framework affecting the media.
26 January 2011
Bangladesh
IPI event highlights threats to press freedom, calls for legislative and self-regulatory reforms
Journalists and media experts called for stronger legal protection for press freedom and internal statutes to ensure editorial independence.
29 September 2010
Bangladesh
ARTICLE 19 and Information Commission train public officials to provide information
ARTICLE 19 Bangladesh in collaboration with the Information Commission have conducted the first ever training for public officials responsible for providing information under the 2009 Right to Information Act.
9 December 2009
Bangladesh
Failure to solve past journalist murders hinders future press freedom development, says IPI
IPI's latest mission offered an opportunity to undertake a first assessment of the sitting, elected government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
20 April 2009
Bangladesh
ARTICLE 19 and partners launch awareness campaign on the right to information
ARTICLE 19, Sushashoner Jonno Pracharavijan (SUPRO) and its network organisations have launched a major mass awareness campaign on the right to information
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Demand the release of journalist Eskinder Nega
Join in the call for the release of Ethiopian journalist and blogger Eskinder Nega who could face the death penalty if convicted. Sign the petition
1 May 2012
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