Investigation authority effectively remains in the 'hands of the accused', says Iftekharuzzaman

Says higher salaries without stronger accountability could fuel corruption, inflation and further pressure on low-income earners

Transparency International Bangladesh expressed deep concern over the cabinet’s in-principle approval of two rights-related draft laws, questioning whether the government and ruling party had learned any lessons from the enforced disappearances, killings and other “brutal and multifaceted” human rights violations committed under the ousted authoritarian regime.

Urges govt to allow at least two weeks and ensure meaningful participation by victims and other stakeholders

Watchdog raises concern over legislative process, standing committee appointments

Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) has expressed concern about whether newly appointed Bangladesh Bank Governor Mostaqur Rahman can discharge his duties independently and be free from conflicts of interest.

Questions ability to control inflation and ensure banking discipline amid business and political ties

Graft watchdog says govt’s actions contradict Prof Yunus’s global advocacy

Draft law could place proposed Independent Police Commission under govt control, it says

Anti-graft body calls it 'discriminatory', 'against constitutional principles'

A recent report by the Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) has presented an unflattering portrayal of ongoing political and administrative practices.

These oversight institutions must not be left in limbo any longer

Latest BBS survey reveals enduring corruption in public services

We must break monopolistic stranglehold on public procurement

The latest global corruption index again paints a troubling picture

Transparency International Bangladesh yesterday said the recently-approved draft of the Cyber Protection Ordinance-2024 may threaten citizens’ freedom of expression and dissent, and the right to organise as well as media freedom.

TIB reveals how citizens were held hostage to bribery for everyday services

CHT ministry was merely pursuing infrastructure projects that eroded the hereditary indigenous culture

Robust protections for journalists and media houses essential

Benazir's case shows that top police and Rab officials can abuse power for personal gains without any accountability.