Bangladesh unrest kills more than 600 people, UN report says
- More than 600 people were killed during weeks-long violence in Bangladesh, according to a UN Human Rights Office preliminary report.
- The UN reported about 400 deaths from July 16 to August 4 and around 250 during protests from August 5 to 6.
- UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk announced a team will visit Dhaka next week to discuss investigating human rights violations.
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Bangladesh unrest kills nearly 650, UN demands thorough probe
On August 15, mobs armed with bamboo sticks, iron rods and pipes reportedly assaulted the former prime minister’s Awami League Party supporters who had gathered to pay their tributes to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on his death anniversary.
Bangladesh: Unrest Sparks Calls for Justice and Reform
Bangladesh: Unrest Sparks Calls for Justice and Reform Nearly 650 people have lost their lives in the recent Bangladesh unrest from July 16 to August 11, according to a preliminary report by the UN Human Rights Office. This report calls for a thorough, impartial, and transparent investigation into incidents of extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests, and detentions.Based on the 10-page document titled “Preliminary Analysis of Recent Protests …
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