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NEWSin r brief
Political violence biggest cause of unusual deaths in last 9 months: ASK
Staff Correspondent
The highest number of unnatural deaths was caused by political violence in Bangladesh in the last nine months, according to an Ain o Salish Kendra report published yesterday.
The report on Statistics on Human Rights Violation, prepared between January and September on the basis of newspaper reports, shows that 147 people died while 13,075 were injured in 533 incidents of political violence.
The report also mentioned that 99 people were beaten to death by mobs, 54 died in jail custody and 32 were killed in "crossfire" between law enforcers and alleged criminals.
Besides, 702 women were raped. Among them 69 were killed and 12 committed suicides.
Two regional newspapers awarded for children issue coverage
Staff Correspondent
The Daily Sylheter Daak, published from Sylhet, and The Dabanal, another daily published from Rangpur, were awarded the "PIB-Save the Children Shishupata Puroshkar" for their coverage on children's issues.
Mozibur Rahman Fakir, state minister for health and family welfare, handed over a cheque forTk 50,000 and a crest to each of the winners in the capital's PIB on Thursday.
Manjurul Ahsan Bulbul, chief news editor of Boishakhi TV; Golam Rahman, professor of Dhaka University; and Liana J Gertsch, chief of party, Save the Children; were also present.
IGP leaves for US to attend workshop
Staff Correspondent
Inspector General of Police Hassan Mahmood Khandker left the country on Sunday night to attend the Sixth Annual Meeting on Indicators of Justice and Safety in Development at the Harvard University in the USA.
Deputy Inspector General Md Saiful Alam of Criminal Investigation Department is accompanying him in the five-day workshop that starts today.
Organised by the Harvard Kennedy School, the conference is funded by the Department for International Development (DFID).