Bangladesh: Islamist group Khatme Nobuat and the slippery slope of intolerance | Dhaka Tribune Editorial

The continued persecution of a minority cannot be something we can accept as a nation anymore, especially as a nation that thrives on diversity and spirit of community, one that was built on the values and principles of secularism and equality.

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By Dhaka Tribune Editorial | April 22, 2018

Groups such as Khatme Nobuat stand ever ready to fan the flames of intolerance

Bangladesh is not and cannot be allowed to be a land of persecution.

To that end, the recent anti-Ahmadiyya rally organized by Islamist group Khatme Nobuat is a dangerously regressive development, that should be cause for serious concern.

This is not the first time, unfortunately, that Bangladesh has seen this sort of attitude leveled towards Ahmadiyyas, though, thankfully, not for several years.

Systematic oppression of the Ahmadiyyas has existed for over half a century — with over a dozen of their members getting killed and over a hundred attacks being carried out against their community over the years — with its most prominent manifestation being during the last period of BNP-Jamaat rule.
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