Bay of Bengal Conversation 2025

I am interested to join this conversation along with Centre for Studies of Bay of Bengal , IUB and NOAMI. Best regards Muhammad Al Mamun [email protected] 01903927620

Assalamu Alaikum, I am Noorshad Jahan. I have completed my BSS and MSS from the Department of Peace and Conflict studies, University of Dhaka with CGPA 3.71 and 3.60 consecutively. I am working as a teacher of English version at Cantonment Public School and College, Saidpur. I have worked with somoynews.tv as a trainee journalist. I have been writing quality contents for more than 7 years. I am also currently working as a writer with the Global Center For Innovation and Learning (USA). I have also worked with Professor Emiratus of University of Peace (Costa - Rica) Amr Khairy Abdalla. I want to participate at that programme.

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🚨 Ecuador: When Direct Democracy Becomes a Weapon Against the Rule of Law As an Ecuadorian academic and thought leader specializing in rule of law and global governance, my research exposes how direct democracy mechanisms are being weaponized. Ecuador's December 2025 referendum isn't democracy—it's institutional erosion in action. The government seeks to enable political trials against the Constitutional Court (which suspended 17 security law articles for violating human rights) while branding opponents "enemies." The military-backed march outside the Court on 12 August exemplifies this judicial warfare—a direct replica of Bukele's playbook. This case sounds a global alarm: From El Salvador to India, authoritarian regimes are hijacking participatory tools to concentrate power. How do we defend institutions when ballots bury constitutional safeguards? I'll dissect this threat from the Andean frontline at the Bay of Bengal Conversation 2025. Contact: [email protected]