Secularism vs. Theocracies: Bangladesh - and the West - Under Threat

Bangladesh's first constitution, adopted in 1972, the year after the war for independence, created the legal foundation for secular governance. Secularism was declared one of the fundamental principles of the state, and the use of religion for political

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