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World Free Media Day was celebrated in Feni with various events. On the occasion of the day, a rally was taken out from the Press Club auditorium on Trunk Road in the city on Friday (May 3) morning. Rally organized by Youth ists' Forum Bangladesh Feni district branch went around different roads of the city and met in press club auditorium for discussion. Feni Sadar Upazila Parishad Chairman Shusen Chandra Sheel was the chief guest on the occasion.
Mohammad Shahadat Hossain, editor of Daily Feni, former president of Feni Press Club, Muhammad Abu Taher Bhuiya, Feni representative of Daily Observer, Shukdev Nath Tapan, president of Feni Reporters Unity, former president of Feni Press Club, Rabiul Haque Ravi, director of Star Line Group and Daily Star Line were special guests on the occasion. Main Uddin is the executive editor.
Youth ists Forum Bangladesh Feni District Branch President Shahjalal Bhuya presided over and General Secretary Solaiman Hazari Dalim moderated the event on the occasion of World Free Media Day, organizing secretary Suranjit Nag read the main article.
Former president of Feni Press Club AKM Abdur Rahim, RTV Feni district representative Azad Malder, News 24 Feni representative Nazir Ahmed Ratan, Jamuna TV staff correspondent Arifur Rahman, Time TV staff reporter Atiyar Sajal, organization central committee member Nazmul Haque Shamim, Dipta TV's Feni Correspondent Abdullah Al-Mamun, Daily Amar Feni Executive Editor Samir Uddin Bhuya, Daily Amar Sangbad Feni Correspondent SM Yusuf Ali, Daily Desh Rupantar Correspondent Shafi Ulya Ripon, Daily Ajker Parshuram Correspondent Abu Yusuf Mintu, Our Time Sonagazi Representative Omar Farooq, Photojournalists Association Feni General Secretary Sheikh Ashiqunnabi Sajeeb and others.
At this time, other media workers and members of organizations working in Feni were present.
Speakers in the meeting – The right to liberty, freedom of thought and expression are fundamental human rights. Meanwhile, the Digital Security Act has created a threat to freedom of press and expression, which is also a violation of the fundamental rights of the Constitution. It can also stifle and curtail free expression. There is no alternative to free intellectual practice and freedom of expression if we want to realize the dream of Bangladesh in the future.
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