Bangladesh is considering removing secularism from its constitution, a decision that may significantly affect its minority communities. The move follows reports of rising attacks on Hindus. A case is ongoing at Dhaka's High Court, contesting the 15th amendment, which reinstated secular principles in 2011. Officials argue secularism is unnecessary with a 90% Muslim population.
Bangladesh debates removing secularism from constitution
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