Shariful Islam is a journalist at various esteemed publications including PLOS, Cureus Journal of Medical Science, and The Daily Star. He focuses on themes such as law and legal affairs, litigation, and workforce development, alongside topics like career pathing and professional training. His work has been featured in notable outlets like the American Physical Society and bdnews24.com, highlighting his diverse expertise in manufacturing, travel, and public security.
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Shariful Islam's focus on local news in Bangladesh, with an emphasis on crime, government & politics, and breaking news suggests that pitches should offer insights into evolving stories related to law enforcement, corruption issues, or political developments within the region. Additionally, providing expert commentary on high-profile cases or government announcements could be of interest.
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By: Sirajul Islam, Shariful Islam
The prosecution at the International Crimes Tribunal is set to file charges against around two dozen suspects, including several Awami League veterans, in eight cases over crimes against humanity committed during the July uprising in 2024.
By: Emrul Hasan Bappi, Sirajul Islam, Shariful Islam
Two years after losing her son during the July uprising, Bithy Begum's long wait for justice has turned her grief into anguish.
By: Sirajul Islam, Shariful Islam
For eight years, justice remained beyond the reach of former Teknaf municipality councillor Akramul Haque's family.
By: Shariful Islam, Sirajul Islam
Police shot him at point-blank on the final day of the July uprising, then made his body disappear, stripping his elderly parents of the chance to bury their only son, secure timely justice, and receive the state compensation that could have lifted them from crushing poverty.
From the outside, the ageing two-storey building inside the Rapid Action Battalion (Rab)-1 headquarters in Uttara appears almost idyllic.
By: Farhana Haque, Syed Moinuddin Satter, Shariful Islam, Md Abu Nayem, Saiful Islam, Mohammad Ariful Islam, Sazzad Hossain Khan, Nusrat Homaira, Murshid Hasan, Tamanna Sultana, Tonmoy Sarkar, Holly Seale
Abstract Background: Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the leading cause of cervical cancer and the vaccine is the key preventive measure.
By: Shariful Islam, Emrul Hasan Bappi
Twenty-two years after the August 21 grenade attack, the case remains one of the most consequential unresolved cases in Bangladesh's history.
By: Saiful Islam Polash, Shariful Islam
Polash, Saiful Islam [1] Islam, Shariful [1] Hoq, Faimul [1] [1] Department of Accounting and Information Systems, Islamic University, Kushtia-7003, Bangladesh.
Acute shortages of gas and electricity are crippling production at over 400 factories, mainly RMG units, across major industrial hubs, with 202 facing the risk of a complete shutdown within one to two months if the crisis persists, according to the Industrial Police (IP).
Acute shortages of gas and electricity are crippling production at over 400 factories, mainly RMG units, across major industrial hubs, with 202 facing the risk of a complete shutdown within one to two months if the crisis persists, according to the Industrial Police (IP).
