লেখকঃতাতিন্দ্র লাল চাকমা(পেলে) [তথ্যবহুল ও তাৎপর্যপূর্ণ এই লেখায় এম.এন লারমাসহ আটজন সহযোদ্ধা শহীদ হওয়ার সময়ের ঘটনাটি উঠে এসেছে। যারা এখনো লেখাটি পড়েনি তাদেরকে কয়েক মিনিট সময় নিয়ে পুরো লেখাটি পড়ার অনুরোধ রইল। ] সেই এক হৃদয় বিদারক, বিভীষিকাময় ঘটনা, উদ্বেলিত হৃদয়ের রক্তকণিকা খসে পড়া একটি মুহুর্ত…। অসংখ্য তারকাখচিত উদার আকাশ থেকে হঠাৎ […]
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Today, Japan witnessed its first sunrise under Trump’s new presidency, and Japan was a day ahead of the US. I learned of Trump’s victory on November 6 at 2:30 p.m., while it was still November 5 in the U.S. It was great news. Congratulations to Donald Trump, the 47th US President! This
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Since the fall of the Sheikh Hasina Awami League, the pace of minority persecution in Bangladesh has not just increased but reached a critical point. It is true that under Hasina’s government, the targeting of minorities was limited to vandalism of temples, abduction, land grabbing, and occasional covert killings. Sadly, the current situation demands immediate
How Is Minority Persecution In Bangladesh in 2024? Read More »
On August 25th, I wrote a blog post titled “World Needs Trump for Peace” in “The Times of Israel.” Several hundred people read the post. I am not a politician, but I wrote what I see as the truth. No leader in America, like Trump, dares to speak so boldly against the jihadists. However,
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After the fall of the Awami League government, a caretaker government led by Yunus assumed power in Bangladesh on August 8, 2024. Recently, Yunus’s government formed a commission to reform the constitution. However, this commission did not include any representatives from indigenous, minority, or non-Muslim communities. The country’s general minority and indigenous communities demanded
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For a long time, Jumma Indigenous brothers and sisters, both at home and abroad, have been raising a common demand through rallies, protests, and meetings at our indigenous parties. That is for ‘Unity’ (Egottor), which is a crucial element in our collective struggle for recognition and rights. During our protest in front of the
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Indigenous people from the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) residing in Japan held a protest march in Tokyo on October 2, 2024, under the banner of the “Japan Diaspora Chittagong Hill Tracts Adivasi Forum.” The march began at Shibuya Jingūmae Park and ended at the United Nations University (UNU), calling attention to the ongoing attacks on
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From yesterday until today, Michael Chakma’s statement has been the most discussed topic regarding the Indigenous people of Bangladesh’s hill tracts on social media. Every time I open Facebook, that’s the subject I see . After Michael’s full statement was published, many Facebook bloggers are saying, “Michael Chakma’s statement is correct. Now we understand the
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There should not be any conflict between settlers and settlers. But there has been, is, and will be conflict between settlers and all Indigenous groups of the Chittagong Hill Tracts—Chakma, Marma, Tripura, Tanchangya, Mro, Bawm, Khumi, Pangkho, Lusai, Khyang, Chak, Santal, and Garo. However, what Michael Chakma, organizer of UPDF, said in an article
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The persecution of minorities isn’t stopping in Bangladesh. Every night, minorities are being oppressed. Temples are being destroyed, houses are being burned, fields are being ruined, and looting is rampant. Even with constant vigilance, the minorities of the country cannot protect their homes, businesses, and fields. Every night feels like a nightmare returning. The
India, stockpile bullets for the minorities—they are coming! Read More »
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