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The Politics of Housing Eviction in Bangladesh: The Case of the Battling Begums

The fight over forced homelessness of one by the other has gone beyond personal and political rivalry between Sheikh Hasina and Begum Zia. BNP supporters have called a strike this weekend and took to the streets to protest Khaleda Zia’s eviction from her cantonment home; police have beat back party activists, and failing to do […]

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BNP to Put Together Countrywide Protests for Mrs Zia's Eviction

It can’t have come as much of a surprise that Khaleda Zia would put together another week-long program of country wide public protests. After all, she’s about to be kicked out of her home.  But  to this writer this is one scream, one time too many, too much, too often, ad nauseum, a pitched battle […]

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