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Authoritarian rule has fallen, but media freedom still not ensured: Matiur Rahman

The authoritarian rule in the country has fallen, but media freedom has still not been ensured, commented Prothom Alo editor Matiur Rahman. Referring to the first student strike and protest movement against the military rule of Pakistan at Dhaka University in 1962, he said that even today the demand remains for freedom of the press. He called upon the government to immediately take up the urgent task for media reforms.

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Authoritarian rule has fallen, but media freedom still not ensured: Matiur Rahman The authoritarian rule in the country has fallen, but media freedom has still not been ensured, commented Prothom Alo editor Matiur Rahman. Referring to the first student strike and protest movement against the military rule of Pakistan at Dhaka University in 1962, he said that even today the demand remains for freedom of the press. He called upon the government to immediately take up the urgent task for media reforms. Source: Prothom Alo English https://en.prothomalo.com/bangladesh/qj4vtsx4ei

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