As soon as it became apparent from media reports on Friday (16th May 2014) that Narendra Modi was heading towards victory in the Indian elections, Khaleda Zia hurried to send him a message of congratulations via the Indian High Commission. She was followed by Hasina later in the day. It was as if round one went to Khaleda,

Hizb ut Tahrir draws the attention of all human rights organizations based in Bangladesh and internationally, as well as the civil society in Bangladesh to the torture of the party's members and activists by the Government of Bangladesh (GOB); and calls upon the responsible executives and members of the human rights community, and the civil society to take up the issue with the GOB, pressing upon them the urgency of…

Hizb ut Tahrir strongly condemns the recent violence being perpetrated against the people of the Hindu community. We condemn in even stronger terms the government's failure to protect their blood and property, and provide them due security. We are also disturbed by reports in the media that the ruling party men are involved and in some cases leading the violence. It is well known that under the current secular system…

Hizb ut Tahrir strongly condemns the brutal police attack upon the party's members, activists, supporters and the pious Muslims who were marching towards Dhaka's Muktangon to join the party's pre-announced Public Meeting and Demonstration on Friday (27th December, 2013). Upon tyrant Hasina's orders, the police shot at them in an indiscriminate manner. They arrested almost forty of them and wounded many more, some of whom were shot at point blank…