Bangladesh, UN
UN rights office estimates up to 1,400 killed in crackdown on protests in Bangladesh
The United Nations human rights office on Wednesday estimated that up to 1,400 people may have been killed in Bangladesh over three weeks last summer in a crackdown on student-led protests against the now-ousted former prime minister.
Bangladesh's former government systematically committed "serious human rights violations" against student-led protesters, ...
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Bangladesh's Yunus vows to bring Sheikh Hasina regime figures to justiceThere must be punishment for officials whose orders left 1,400 dead and 11,000 injured, government chief adviser tells The ...
Hasina has been accused of numerous cases on charges such as “crimes against humanity”, mass murders, enforced disappearances ...
Officials from Bangladesh's former government and security apparatus systematically committed serious human rights violations ...
Up to 1,400 people killed between July and August of last year, with 12% of them children, and over 22,000 injured, says UN ...
UN: Security forces in Bangladesh killed 1,400 in protest crackdown, including children, raising rights concerns.
The repression of mass protests in Bangladesh last year that toppled longtime prime minister Sheikh Hasina left as many as ...
The 100-page report says the former govt orchestrated brutal response to protests, using live ammunition & excessive force, ...
The interim government in Bangladesh should ensure that security forces act with neutrality and respect the rule of law to ...
A damning report by the UN Human Rights Office has revealed systematic and severe human rights violations perpetrated by Bangladesh’s former government, security forces, and violent elements ...
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party expects interim government chief Muhammad Yunus to announce a roadmap for general elections, ...
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