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Shariful Islam

Journalist

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The Daily Star

Preston's Summary

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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Geo Focus

Bangladesh (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 76 %
Data Driven: 13 %
Opinion: 5 %
Promotional: 1 %
Interviews Q&as: 1 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Labor St&ards & Worker Safety
  • Disaster & Emergency Response
  • Public Event Safety
  • Public Surveillance Systems
  • Riot Control
  • Security Equipment
  • Security Networks
  • Security Systems

Pitching Insights

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.

Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, he may also find value in receiving pitches related to budget allocation and its impact at a local level. Furthermore, Shariful may appreciate exclusive interviews with individuals involved in these topics as they evolve over time.

It’s important to consider the geographic focus when reaching out to him for potential collaboration.

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Articles

The Daily Star

Draft law to rename Rab as People’s Protection Forces

Draft law to rename Rab as People’s Protection Forces

By: Shariful Islam

The authorities of the Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) have finalised a draft act to rename the force as the People’s Protection Forces (PPF) and establish an independent complaint management body to strengthen accountability amid longstanding criticism over human rights violations.

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Police seek new names, wider roles for ATU, CTTC

Police seek new names, wider roles for ATU, CTTC

By: Shariful Islam

Bangladesh Police has proposed renaming its specialised counterterrorism agency, the Anti-Terrorism Unit (ATU), and expanding its mandate to cover broader internal security and national stability, prompting concerns among serving officers that the move could dilute its core counterterrorism mission.

The Daily Star

Martyr of July uprising: Son they never got to bury

Martyr of July uprising: Son they never got to bury

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.

The Daily Star

Inside house of horror

Inside house of horror

By: Sirajul Islam, Shariful Islam

From the outside, the ageing two-storey building inside the Rapid Action Battalion (Rab)-1 headquarters in Uttara appears almost idyllic.

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