Bangladeshi editor Tutul continues fight for free speech from refuge in Norway

The brutally attacked Bangladeshi publisher and blogger, Ahmedur Rashid Chowdhury, has found refuge in Skien, Norway, through the ICORN residency programme, after months of hiding and uncertainty.

AAP Publishing Award to Shuddhashar ICORN international cities of refuge network

Freedom to publish. Challenges, violations and countries of concern.

Looking back over the three decades of Shuddhashar - শুদ্ধস্বর

Two Bangladeshis Recount Survival at Sea after Deadly Attempt to Enter Italy — BenarNews

Disinformation Campaign on Democracy and Human Rights in Bangladesh - Setting the record straight. - EU Reporter

Coronavirus Relief: IPA Opens Fund for Razia Rahman Jolly in Bangladesh

IPA calls for international donations to save murdered publishers' legacy – International Publishers Association

Art Withers in a Country Where Anything Can Be Deemed a Threat

The Bookseller - News - Bangladeshi publisher Chowdhury shares PEN Pinter Prize with Atwood

Norway's ICORN: A 10th Anniversary in Sheltering Writers at Risk

Tutul receives PEN Pinter International Writer of Courage Prize 2016 with Margaret Atwood

The Bookseller - News - Bangladeshi publisher Chowdhury shares PEN Pinter Prize with Atwood

There is no noise': inside the controversial Bhasan Char refugee camp – a photo essay, Global development