UN, Bangladesh and Human Rights
UN Rights Chief: Bangladeshi Gov't Suspected of Rights Violations in Protest Response
GENEVA (Reuters) - The UN's human rights chief said on Wednesday there are reasonable grounds to believe officials of the former government of Bangladesh and security apparatus committed serious human rights violations against anti-government protesters last summer.
UN Uncovers Human Rights Violations by Former Bangladeshi Government
The U.N. published a report accusing Bangladesh's former government of committing human rights violations against protesters last summer. The investigation revealed crimes against humanity amid a widespread crackdown initiated when protests began over job quotas,
UN reports grave rights violations in Bangladesh protest response
Officials from Bangladesh's former government and security apparatus systematically committed serious human rights violations against protesters staging mass demonstrations last summer, the U.N. human rights chief said on Wednesday.
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The Ahmedabad Crime Branch deported 15 Bangladeshi immigrants and plans to deport 35 more by March, following their detention ...
Four persons, including a Bangladeshi, were arrested by BSF jawans during a late-night operation in south Bengal, the paramilitary force said in a statement. Two cattle and a large quantity of banned ...
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Ahmedabad Police identified and detained more than 50 Bangladeshi immigrants who had entered India illegally and had fake ...
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Bangladeshi govt warned over unrest, arrestsA powerful political party in Bangladesh has spoken out publicly for the first time against the South Asian country's interim ...
A Bangladeshi court acquitted editor Mahmudur Rahman in a 2015 case plotting the abduction and murder of Sheikh Hasina's son.
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