
Sheikh Hasina Wajed
Sheikh Hasina Wajed is a prominent Bangladeshi politician and the longest-serving Prime Minister of Bangladesh, having held office since January 2009, with a previous term from 1996 to 2001. She is the leader of the Awami League, the country's oldest political party, and is known for her significant contributions to the country's development, economic growth, and social progress. However, her government has faced criticism for authoritarianism, human rights violations, and electoral irregularities. The recent news surrounding her involves the controversy over the suspension of the Awami League's registration, which raises concerns about the democratic process and the upcoming elections in Bangladesh.
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Sheikh Hasina Wajed has been accused of suppressing political dissent through arbitrary detentions.
Political revenge - Newspaper - DAWN.COMBangladeshi students toppled Sheikh Hasina Wajed last year.
Gen Z revolt - Newspaper
Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s government in Bangladesh fell before a mob of students in August 2024.
Three years, three uprisings - Newspaper
Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s government in Bangladesh fell before a mob of students in August 2024.
Three years, three uprisings - Newspaper
Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s rule saw relations between Pakistan and Bangladesh hit a low point.
Ties that bind - NewspaperSheikh Hasina Wajed’s 15-year rule was brought to an end by the people of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh in limbo - Newspaper
Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s autocratic government fell last year, leading to a new direction for Bangladesh.
Bangladesh tumult - Newspaper - DAWN.COM
Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s government has been ousted in Bangladesh.
Cartoon: 16 May, 2025 - Newspaper
The ouster of Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s government is a significant event in Bangladesh's political landscape.
Cartoon: 15 May, 2025 - Newspaper
Sheikh Hasina Wajed’s government was ousted, raising concerns about the credibility of the promised elections.
Awami League ban - Newspaper






