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Bangladesh: Government Must Prioritise Human Rights In Its

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As Bangladesh emerges from the shadow of Hasina’s autocratic rule, India must grapple with its culpability in propping up a regime that choked the democratic aspirations of a Countries that prioritise human rights in their foreign policy may impose sanctions or withdraw support, further isolating Bangladesh on the global stage. KUALA LUMPUR (18 July 2019) – Human rights violations in Myanmar are creating increasingly serious issues for South and South East Asia, a UN expert said today, urging stronger action

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In addition, Article 47 declares that the State should endeavour to improve the standard and build of living and public health. By ignoring the residents of the enclave, the Government

This article critically evaluates the progression of Bangladesh’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) governance, focusing on the transition from the National AI Strategy 2020 to In May, the US government announced a new policy that will restrict the issuance of visas for any Bangladeshi who undermines “the democratic election process in Bangladesh.” Significant human rights issues included credible reports of: unlawful or arbitrary killings, including extrajudicial killings; forced disappearance; torture or cases of cruel, inhuman, or degrading

Bangladesh Government must stop its hate campaigns against the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances (WGEID) of the United Nations and human rights group Odhikar.

UK statement at the annual High-Level Segment of the Human Rights Council. Delivered by Lord Collins, FCDO Minister for Africa, UN, Commonwealth & Human Rights. To avoid a similar fate, Bangladesh must navigate this uncertainty and build resilience through effective collaboration among stakeholders, including the government, civil Bangladesh, a nation with a complex socio-political history, is currently witnessing a troubling escalation in human rights violations. The recent arrest of Hindu monk Chinmoy

For stability and a prosperous civil society in Bangladesh, the new government must prioritize the protection and rights of religious minorities, His government political violence from must not allow those who marred Bangladesh with political violence from its inception to continue to hold the reins of power. It is time for a democratic

Despite the obstacles, Bangladesh remains resilient in its pursuit of democracy and human rights, with progress being made to build a more inclusive and rights-based society.

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Separately, the United States had been critical of the Hasina government for human rights violations and has cautiously welcomed the interim government’s commitment to UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy must prioritise human rights in his discussions with China’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi in London.

HRRC formally denounces the ongoing human rights abuses in Bangladesh. We urge the transitional government to initiate immediate security sector reforms which demand the cancellation of abusive legislation and National Children’s Commissioner, Anne Hollonds and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner, June Oscar AO have urged all Australian governments

The tumultuous events of the past months in Bangladesh have laid bare the urgent need for systemic reform in how the nation protects and promotes the fundamental Reacting to the announcement that a new interim government is to be formed following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amid mass protests in Bangladesh As the primary interface between the government and human rights enforcement, the NHRC must be equipped with the tools and capacity necessary to fulfil its role effectively.

Human rights group Amnesty International today (Tuesday) said any interim government, which will be formed after the ouster of Sheikh Hasina-led government, must

This interference erodes public trust in institutions designed to safeguard human rights and uphold justice. In its seven-point human rights agenda, the NHRC-CPT urged the Human rights group Amnesty International yesterday said any interim government, which will be formed after the ouster of Sheikh Hasina-led government, must prioritise human

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The global community has expressed concern over violent responses to peaceful protests in Bangladesh, involving excessive force by security forces and political groups

Odhikar, a prominent Bangladeshi human rights organization, estimates that over 700 people were forcibly disappeared under the Hasina government.

This vote marks a crucial opportunity for Lebanon to break with the shortcomings of past governments and place human rights at the center of much-needed reforms.

Dear students, colleagues, friends,The students and faculty of Dhaka University have a long, rich history of activism – mobilising powerfully over the past 80 years for Violations of rights such as freedom of expression, assembly, and the press have raised significant concerns among civil society and human rights advocates, indicating Dhaka, Bangladesh (January 24, 2024) – A chorus of UN human rights experts issued a strong statement urging the Bangladesh government to prioritize reforms in its new

Bangladesh’s health sector reforms must prioritise health as a constitutional right, fair wages for workers, health sector reforms and improved infrastructure. Strengthening primary care, addressing nutrition-related diseases, and