Shah AMS Kibria. Citizen Action / Movement

	Asma Kibria leads 'Blue for Peace' march in front of 10 Downing St. June 23, 2005 Asma Kibria jointed with expatriot Bengalis and concerned Britons to call for an end to political violence, grenade attacks, and persecution of the minority communities in Bangladesh. More pictures...
	Asma Kibria's ‘Blue for Peace' march staged March 3, 2005 Peace-loving people joined the family of Shah AMS Kibria in a march dubbed ‘Blue for Peace' in the city to demand punishment of the killers of the former finance minister and an end to terrorist acts. Read..
Lord_Avebury_conde... Adobe Acrobat Document 18 KB	Lord Avebury condemns the killings of secular political leadership in Bangladesh March 2, 2005 At the meeting of the Steering Committee of ‘European Human Rights Conference on Bangladesh’ held on Wed 23 Feb 2005 at 1 Abbey Garden, London SW1A 0AA, chaired by Lord Avebury, Vice Chairman of Parliamentary Human Rights Group, the following statement was issued. Read..
	UCATFCB Arrange Peaceful demonstration in Montreal, Canada February 13, 2005 Pictures sent by Shahidur Rahman (Joint General Secretary) Bangladesh Awami League Provincial Quebec Branch More Pictures..
	Silent protest in Toronto, Canada To bring killers of kibria to Justice February 13, 2005 Pictures sent by Nasir ud Duza 3713 St. Clair Ave. East Scarborough,ON, M1M 1T5 Canada More Pictures..
Hundreds of Bengali people of Toronto braved a very chilly sub zero temperature and gathered at City's Danforth-Victoria Avenue to express solidarity with your mother's clarion call February 13, 2005 Hundreds of Bengali people of Toronto braved a very chilly sub zero temperature and gathered at City's Danforth-Victoria Avenue to express solidarity with your mother's clarion call. Toronto has never seen such a big silent demonstration by Bengali people in its history. A significant number of our ladies also took part in the event. After the assembly the attendees joined a Kilometre long mourning procession and met at the nearby Royal Canadian Legion Hall for a condolence meeting. Toronto has never witnessed such a big condolence meeting which ran for two and a half hours. The local TV channels provided an excellent coverage of the events, linking with the protests and hartal in Bangladesh, in which a brief life sketch of your illustrious father, along with his picture was shown. A few interviews of the attendees were also presented. The news items along with the pictures were sent to Bangladesh news media. I will keep you posted with our future activities. Mozammel H. Khan, Ph. D., P. Eng. Professor and Head Quality Assurance - Manufacturing and Management (Post Graduate) & Mechanical Engineering (Design & Drafting) & Director of Continuing Education School of Applied Computing and Engineering Sciences Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
Protests in Australia February 12, 2005	Protests in Birmingham, U.K. February 12, 2005

Appeal to Overseas Bangladesh Communities

I ask my friends here and in other expatriate communities around the world to use all their strength and resources to help us. We are asking that an independent international investigation team be immediately sent to Bangladesh to look into the attack of Shah AMS Kibria and the circumstances of his death. We must build up tide of public opinion through campaigns of letter-writing and telephone calls to elected representatives of the people in every country. Make every effort to ensure media coverage of what is happening in our country. Read..

Finance Minister
June 1996 – July 2001
After the general election on June 12, 1996, joined the cabinet of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina as Minister of Finance. Served in this capacity until the government's term expired in July 2001.

Service with the United Nations
May 1, 1981 - March 31, 1992
Executive Secretary of ESCAP (UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific) with the rank and status of Under Secretary-General of the United Nations. Headquarters in Bangkok . In 1986, assumed the additional assignment of Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Cambodian Humanitarian Relief.
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BNP wants "Stage Managed Democracy"
BNP-Jamaat alliance adopt a similar policy of terror and repression? Obviously, they also wanted to terrorize the members and supporters of Awami League to abandon the party. It is a matter of profound concern that a reprehensible crime such as rape was used by the ruling party musclemen as an instrument of terror.
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Reign Of Terror In Bangladesh
Across the country, Awami League leaders are being killed, often in cold blood, one by one, according to a hit list. The murder of Mr. Manjurul Imam is a part of the grand design of the ruling alliance.
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Why is Bangladesh such a troubled country?
Even those who supported the BNP-Jamaat alliance and voted them to power are uneasy in their mind. A pervasive sense of unease and lack of security prevails everywhere. A lot of people spend sleepless nights because the prospects for the future seem so bleak. Many people believe that the country has not seen such a situation since the days of the Liberation War in 1971
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