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Zillur Rahman is a Bangladeshi journalist and activist. [1] [2] [3] He is the executive director of the Center for Governance Studies and host of Tritiyo Matra. [4]
On 21 April 2024, Somoy TV called Zillur Rahman, executive director of the Center for Governance Studies, a US-funded rumour-monger. [10] In December 2023, the channel suggest Zillur Rahman was trying to create another 1/11 which refers to the 2006–2008 Bangladesh political crisis and the non-political interim government Fakhruddin Ahmed. [11]
US Ambassador Peter D. Haas and Zillur Rahman. Tritiyo Matra discusses the important issues of politics. In each episode there are two guests, who argue for themselves. While the third dimension is primarily a politics-based discussion, it discusses every issue, including society, economics, science, literature, and human
Zillur Rahman exercised his power to grant clemency to as many as 21 individuals while he was in office. [25] In contrast, only four pardons were granted by his predecessors between 1972 and 2008. [25] Among the people for whom Zillur Rahman exercised his clemency power is A H M Biplob who was convicted in the case of murdering a lawyer.
Serajur Rahman: Journalist, broadcaster, columnist [135] Abul Kalam Shamsuddin: Intermediate 1919 Journalist and author [136] Shafik Rehman: Intermediate 1951 Journalist [137] Deenanath Sen: 2nd Editor of Dhaka Prakash. Journalist and social reformer Mashir Hossain: Journalist and language activist [138] Amalendu Dasgupta: I.A. 1942 Journalist ...
Villarreal is a journalist here in the Texas border town of Laredo. She is at the center of a major First Amendment battle that her attorneys hope to take to the Supreme Court. She has become an ...
Matiur Rahman (journalist) Mohammad Saidur Rahman; Zillur Rahman (journalist) Rashedul Islam; Probal Rashid; SM Haroon-or-Rashid; Shafik Rehman; Ali Riaz; Robiul Islam Jibon; Swadesh Roy; Farzana Rupa; Zulfiqer Russell
Priscilla Villarreal is appealing a 5th Circuit decision that dismissed her First Amendment lawsuit against Laredo police and prosecutors.