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#1583407

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1583410

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1583411

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1583417

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1583434

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1583435

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1583438

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1583442

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1583451

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1583454

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1583455

2 December 2016

Hindu devotees dance as they take part in a festival called Mangal Shobhajatra in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 14 April 2016. The ‘Mangal Shobhajatra’ has been put on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Bangladesh embassy in Paris said in a statement on 30 November.The statement by Ambassador M Shahidul Islam said the decision came from the 11th session of the intergovernmental committee on intangible cultural heritage in Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.The Dhaka University’s Faculty of Arts organises the procession every year, begun in the early 1980s.It has now become one of the main crowd-pullers of the ‘Pahela Baishakh’ celebrations.It is not just a parade with colourful masks and figures, but it also symbolises the call to fight the evil.The statement by the Bangladesh mission in Paris said the UNESCO committee recognised that the festival represents ‘solidarity and shared value for democracy, uniting people irrespective of cast, creed, religion, gender or age'.It said a four-member Bangladesh delegation led by Ambassador Islam, also the permanent representative to the UNESCO, attended the Adis Ababa session on 30 November.“The inclusion of Mangal Shobhajatra in the list of cultural heritage of humanity is the result of the government's proactive cultural diplomacy," reads the statement adding it will help reinforce Bangladesh’s image as a secular state.

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#1571129

24 November 2016

Dr Saleemul Huq, Director of the International Centre for Climate Change, speaks at the 'The Magic Number: 1.5°C or 2°C Limit on Warming? And what does this actually mean for Least Developed Countries?' event in Manchester, United Kingdom, Thursday, Nov. 23, 2016. Dr Saleemul Huq has been involved in all 22 United Nations Climate Change Conferences (known as COPs) and was the lead author on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 3rd and 4th Assessment Report and, coordinating lead author on the 5th report.

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#1571133

24 November 2016

Dr Saleemul Huq, Director of the International Centre for Climate Change, speaks at the 'The Magic Number: 1.5°C or 2°C Limit on Warming? And what does this actually mean for Least Developed Countries?' event in Manchester, United Kingdom, Thursday, Nov. 23, 2016. Dr Saleemul Huq has been involved in all 22 United Nations Climate Change Conferences (known as COPs) and was the lead author on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 3rd and 4th Assessment Report and, coordinating lead author on the 5th report.

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24 November 2016

Dr Saleemul Huq, Director of the International Centre for Climate Change, speaks at the 'The Magic Number: 1.5°C or 2°C Limit on Warming? And what does this actually mean for Least Developed Countries?' event in Manchester, United Kingdom, Thursday, Nov. 23, 2016. Dr Saleemul Huq has been involved in all 22 United Nations Climate Change Conferences (known as COPs) and was the lead author on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 3rd and 4th Assessment Report and, coordinating lead author on the 5th report.

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24 November 2016

Dr Saleemul Huq, Director of the International Centre for Climate Change, speaks at the 'The Magic Number: 1.5°C or 2°C Limit on Warming? And what does this actually mean for Least Developed Countries?' event in Manchester, United Kingdom, Thursday, Nov. 23, 2016. Dr Saleemul Huq has been involved in all 22 United Nations Climate Change Conferences (known as COPs) and was the lead author on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 3rd and 4th Assessment Report and, coordinating lead author on the 5th report.

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