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DHAKA: A court in Bangladesh issued an arrest warrant for the editor of the country’s top daily newspaper on Wednesday over a cartoon and article deemed offensive to Muslims.Activists have accused the Bangladesh government of seeking to muzzle its critics, and the warrant came weeks after authorities forced off air
By our correspondents
January 22, 2015
DHAKA: A court in Bangladesh issued an arrest warrant for the editor of the country’s top daily newspaper on Wednesday over a cartoon and article deemed offensive to Muslims.
Activists have accused the Bangladesh government of seeking to muzzle its critics, and the warrant came weeks after authorities forced off air a private television station that broadcast a speech by the son of the opposition leader.
Matiur Rahman, who edits the Bengali daily Prothom Alo, was accused of hurting religious sentiment in a case filed last October.
Activists have accused the Bangladesh government of seeking to muzzle its critics, and the warrant came weeks after authorities forced off air a private television station that broadcast a speech by the son of the opposition leader.
Matiur Rahman, who edits the Bengali daily Prothom Alo, was accused of hurting religious sentiment in a case filed last October.
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