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In a damning report presented on February 12, 2025, the United Nations human rights chief unveiled serious violations against protesters in Bangladesh. High Commissioner Volker Turk asserted that the former …
U.N. Report Highlights Severe Human Rights Violations in Bangladesh Protests Read More
The United Nations has released a damning report accusing the previous government of Bangladesh, led by ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, of potential “crimes against humanity” driven by a desperate quest …
UN Report Accuses Former Bangladesh Government of Crimes Against Humanity Read More
In a grave revelation, the United Nations has accused the former Bangladeshi government, led by Sheikh Hasina, of employing systematic violence against protesters, potentially constituting crimes against humanity. UN human …
UN Report Accuses Sheikh Hasina’s Regime of Crimes Against Humanity in Bangladesh Read More
The U.N. human rights office has estimated a staggering death toll from the violent crackdown on protests in Bangladesh last summer, with up to 1,400 fatalities during three weeks of …
UN Rights Office Reports 1,400 Deaths in Bangladesh Protest Crackdown Read More
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
A Year of Contrasting Progress in AsiaHuman Rights Watch (HRW) unveiled its World Report 2025, showcasing a mixed landscape for democracy and human rights across the Asia-Pacific. Amidst the sobering …
Human Rights Watch Highlights Mixed Developments Across Asia in 2024 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
Emergence of People Power in AsiaAmidst rising global skepticism regarding human rights, Asia’s civil society proved resilient in 2024. “People power” surged, as activists across the continent stood bravely against …
Asia’s Resilient ‘People Power’ Defies Authoritarianism in 2024 Read More
Following the upheaval caused by the August revolution last year, Bangladesh has witnessed a startling surge in mob killings, according to multiple rights organizations. Ain o Salish Kendra (ASK), a …
Surge in Mob Killings in Bangladesh: Human Rights Groups Raise Alarms Read More