'Bangladesh' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to the country located in South Asia, formerly known as East Pakistan. Example sentence: Bangladesh is a nation of more than 165 million people.
But there is a country that knocks the baseballing nation for a cricketing six – Bangladesh.
In Bangladesh, we find out why sanitation should be available to all.
But two months after the anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh, when most of those injured and bereaved by the disaster are still waiting for compensation – though Primark, unlike other retailers who have admitted to a presence in the factory, has contributed to the compensation fund – the secret message hidden inside a piece of women's clothing is a startling image.
The practice is at odds with three UN human rights documents that Bangladesh has signed, such as the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women, but its consequences violate many more.
England, who named 12 players to accommodate Broad in what was not a full international fixture, were reluctant to risk him unnecessarily because he has done little physical work since his arrival in Bangladesh.
The opposition Bangladesh Nationalist party is demanding a fresh election administered by an independent interim government, which the ruling Awami League flatly rejects.
Its Asia programme research associate, Sumit Galhotra, said: "Given this series of murders, the government of prime minister Sheikh Hasina must take urgent steps to ensure the security of critical bloggers in Bangladesh.
Governments of the west, and that of Bangladesh, must do much more to defend freedom and to protect lives.
It describes bribery and corruption under the Putin regime as "endemic", and points out that, according to Transparency International, Russia is one of the world's most corrupt countries, on a par with Kenya and Bangladesh.
His comments follow allegations of British involvement in the torture of British citizens in Egypt and Bangladesh, and growing evidence pointing to MI5's complicity in the torture of British citizens and others in Pakistan.
