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Communist Party of Bangladesh-ML(CPBML) brought out a procession towards the martyrdom of freedom fighters who sacrificed lives in liberation in 1971, Savar, Dhaka today on 16 December 2018 in celebration of the Great Victory Day of the nation. Led Comrade Badrul Alam, General Secretary of the (...)
Press Conference Venue : Nirmal Sen Milanayatan, Topkhana Road, Segunbagicha Time : 11 am Date: 12 December 2018
Eleventh Parliamentary Election: Our Position
The 11th parliamentary elections in Bangladesh will be held on December 30, 2018. Communist Party of Bangladesh-ML abstains from this (...)
The great steersman of the oppressed peasant masses and dauntless outstanding senior leader of the peasant movement in Indian subcontinent Comrade Abdus Satter Khan breathed his last breath in a clinic ‘Al-Jebel-e-Nur’ in Dhaka on November 7, 20’clock at noon in 1996 as a result of cardiac (...)
A discussion meeting on 22nd death anniversary of the leading spirit in workers’-peasants’ movement, one of the best organizers of liberation war and renowned and legendary peasant leader comrade Abdus Satter Khan was held.
Today 10 November 2018 on Saturday at 3 pm in the afternoon at 22/1 (...)
Today on 10 September 2018 in the honor of martyr Lee Hae Kuyang, a South Korean peasant leader who sacrificed his life for the cause of world peasant in Cancun, Mexico in 2003 during the WTO Ministerials. Paying homage to Lee one minute silence was observed.
This day was observed as the Day (...)
Eight left political parties jointly hold a press conference at Communist Party of Bangladesh central office in Dhaka on Tuesday as they launched a new alliance for strengthening the left alternative political force.
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Major left leaning political parties on Tuesday (...)
A survey of the influence of Marxist thought in Bangladesh.
No I am not talking about my encounter with the ghost of Karl Marx in Bangladesh. If you are interested in such stories you should read Howard Zinn’s Marx in Soho or Sumonto Bandyopadhyay’s Bhuture Molakat (Ghostly Encounter)—two (...)
The Left in Bangladesh has struggled for generations against Islamism and authoritarianism.
In 1968–69, Pakistan was rocked with protests. Tariq Ali described it as the “unfashionable” 1968:
“[F]ar removed from the glamour of Europe and the United States,[i]t was also different in character. (...)
Communist Party of Bangladesh-ML observed the great Independence Day in befitting manner. In order to pay homage to the Martyrs of 1971 liberation war, a small team of CPBML arrived in Savar on 26 March 2018 and placed floral wreath to the foot of Martyrdom with much respect and love.
CPML’s (...)
Bangladesh Socialist Front burns Hindu fundamentalist Norendra Modi effigy
Yesterday on 13 March 2018 Bangladesh Socialist Front organized a human chain in front of National Press Club protesting the uprooting, flattening, and bringing down the sculpture of Lenin in Tripura, India by Hindu (...)
Repatriated Rohingya Would Face Abuse, Insecurity, Aid Shortages
(Bangkok) – Bangladesh’s decision on January 22, 2018, to delay the repatriation of Rohingya refugees to Burma should be followed by suspending the bilateral plan, which threatens the refugees’ security and well-being, Human Rights (...)
Suranjit Sengupta had been a stalwart of the Awami League for the last four decades or so. An articulate parliamentarian and a vociferous constitutionalist, Mr. Sengupta had been a robust voice in favour of socialist principles. Marred by a corruption scandal in 2012 which tainted an otherwise glittering political career, the former Railways Minister represented the progressive left-wing faction of the Awami League. With his demise, we are yet again reminded of the potentiality of this (...)
Badrul Alam, a member of the Communist Party of Bangladesh (Marxist-Leninist), visited Britain recently. During his visit he told Sacha Ismail and Martin Thomas from Solidarity about the history of his group, and how it evolved from Maoism towards Trotskyism.
Before 1971, my party was called (...)
Badrul Alam, a member of the Communist Party of Bangladesh (Marxist-Leninist), an observer section of the Fourth International, spoke to Solidarity [Great Britain] about the political crisis in that country and its implications for working-class politics.
The Awami League and the Bangladeshi (...)
Bangladesh, (East Bengal before its independence in 1971) is a country with a strong tradition of struggle. Struggles of workers and peasants have always been very widespread and combative there and the Left, although weak and divided, remains powerful, with considerable mass support.
The (...)
Presentation made by Pathak Lal Golder at the French New Anticapitalist Party (NPA)’s summer university in Port Leucate (August 2011). Introduction
Bangladesh (previously the East Pakistan) is especially known in the history of revolutionary movements in Indian sub-continent. A lot of forefront (...)
A three-member delegation of the CPI(ML)(Liberation had been to Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, to attend the 8th Party Congress of the RWPB held on and from 1st April to 3rd April, followed by a grand meet with the leaders of the left and democratic parties/formations of Bangladesh on 4th (...)
The article below is an open letter issued by “Concerned Teachers, Students, Writers, Artists, and Activists Around the World”. It is abridged from Mrzine.
On September 2, the members of a nationwide alliance in Banladesh — the National Committee to Protect Oil, Gas, Mineral Resources, Power and (...)
The three-day plenum of the Workers Party of Bangladesh had just finished recently in Dhaka. The outcome and important political and organizational decisions taken in the plenum have been announced at a press conference arranged in Dhaka. Through the press conference these are also being (...)
Comrade Saiful Huq, General Secretary of the Workers Party of Bangladesh, attended the entire Congress [of the CPIML “Liberation” in India ] along with a delegation comprising Nasiruddin Ahmed Nasu (Politburo [PB] Member), Abdus Salam (PB Member), Bahnishikha Jamali (Central Committee Member), (...)
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