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Gender, power and the limits of media reform
by Tina Nandi EIGHTEEN months after the July uprising, Bangladesh entered 2026 with a national election. The intervening period was marked by the tenure of an interim government, formed in the uprising’s aftermath and officially tasked with stabilising the state, undertaking necessary reforms, and overseeing a credible electoral process. Positioned between rupture and restoration, this arrangement was expected to function as a neutral bridge, holding institutions in place unt
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