United Nation (UN) to probe security forces’ ‘serious’ rights abuses in Bangladesh protests
A Unified Countries group will go to Bangladesh one week from now to explore "serious common freedoms infringement" committed during the commotion that overturned State head Sheik Hasina recently, UN Delegate Representative Farhan Haq said Friday.
Understudy fights that started calmly toward the beginning of July before long turned fierce when Sheik Hasina's supporters and security powers conflicted with demonstrators and got serious about assemblies, leaving no less than 300 individuals dead and thousands harmed. Specialists additionally captured in excess of 11,000 individuals, generally understudy activists.
The fierce uprising that constrained Bangladesh's longest-serving head to leave and escape the nation brought political progress, with Nobel-winning financial specialist Muhamma...