Reporters sans Frontières.

Au Bangladesh, il est déconseillé de critiquer la Constitution ou l’Islam, qui est religion d’Etat. Sur ces sujets, journalistes et blogueurs qui refusent censure et autocensure, risquent la prison à vie, voire la peine capitale. Ceux jugés trop laïques sont par ailleurs la cible des groupes islamistes. La presse est pourtant assez diverse et plutôt libre quand il s’agit de questions moins sensibles.

Not to criticize neither the Constitution, nor Islam.

In Bangladesh, it is disadvised criticizing the Constitution or the Islam, which is religion of State. On these subjects, journalists and blogger who refuse censure and self–censorship, risk the life imprisonment, even the capital punishment. Those considered to be too laic are in addition the target of the islamist groups. The press is however rather various and rather free when they are less significant questions.

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