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Human Rights Crisis Deepens in Bangladesh One Year After Hasina’s Departure: HRW

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1Nojor Desk
  • 01 Aug 25
  • 10:50 PM

Despite the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government following mass protests in 2024, Human Rights Watch reports that the interim government led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus has failed to protect human rights effectively. Arbitrary arrests, continued abuses by security forces, and rising violence against minorities and political opponents persist. Although several reform commissions were formed, implementation remains slow. HRW urges urgent security sector reforms, accountability for abuses, and stronger support from international bodies to ensure lasting human rights improvements in Bangladesh.

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Jugantor 01 Aug 25

Human Rights Crisis Persists in Bangladesh One Year After Hasina’s Escape: Human Rights Watch

International human rights organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) has reported that the interim government led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus has lagged behind in protecting human rights in Bangladesh. In a report published on Wednesday (July 30), the organization said that despite the success of mass protests a year ago that toppled the autocratic government, Yunus’s interim administration has fallen short in safeguarding human rights.

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