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The United Nations has implicated Bangladesh’s former government in systematic attacks against protesters during its attempt to maintain power amid civil unrest last year. This crackdown reportedly involved numerous extrajudicial …
UN Report Accuses Former Bangladesh Government of Crimes Against Humanity Read More
In Bangladesh, a tumultuous wave of anger and resentment erupted as a mob targeted the family home of Sheikh Hasina, the ousted prime minister. This violent act of destruction, identified …
Bangladesh’s Political Turmoil: Mob Violence Against Ousted PM’s Home Read More
Signs of Hope Amidst Turmoil in Asia In 2024, Human Rights Watch (HRW) revealed a flicker of hope for democracy and human rights in the Asia-Pacific region amid persistent challenges. …
HRW 2025 Report: Hope and Hardships in Asia’s Human Rights Landscape Read More
A New Era of GovernanceFollowing months of escalating protests, an interim government led by Nobel laureate Mohammed Yunus emerged in Bangladesh after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s ousting in August. Her …
Bangladesh’s Rights Landscape: A Shift Towards Accountability Under Yunus Read More
Bangladesh witnessed a significant rise in mob killings throughout 2024, following the revolutionary events that led to the ousting of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last year. Human rights organizations …
Bangladesh’s Disturbing Surge in Mob Killings Post-Revolution Read More
December 10 marks Human Rights Day, yet in Pakistan, the same governments championing it are often the architects of daily human rights violations. The historical narrative of Pakistan, starting officially …
Pakistan’s Political Landscape: Human Rights and Power Struggles Read More