US avoids clarifying Tulsi Gabbard’s Islamist caliphate remark, points to Bangladesh on violence against minorities

US avoids clarifying Tulsi Gabbard’s Islamist caliphate remark, points to Bangladesh on violence against minorities

US Department of State Spokesperson Tammy Bruce, when asked about Tulsi Gabbard's ‘Islamist caliphate’ remark, said the US ‘welcomed efforts by the interim government to reduce instances of such violence.’

US clarifies Tulsi Gabbard's ‘Islamic caliphate’ remark after condemnation from Bangladesh

Bangladesh had expressed deep concern and said that Tulsi Gabbard's remark are both “misleading and damaging” to the country's image and reputation.

Bangladesh's 'Devil Hunt' Continues Against Minorities Despite US, UN's Condemnation

Dhaka: The United States (US) has condemned violence and intolerance towards minorities, a month after the United Nations (UN) opposed the atrocities being faced by Bangladeshi Hindus and other minorities in the country, under the Operation ‘Devil Hunt’ under Muhammad Yunus' regi

‘We’re watching’: US condemns attacks on minorities in Bangladesh under Yunus govt

After US spy chief Tulsi Gabbard commented on violence against minorities in Bangladesh, Washington said the Trump administration supports steps taken by Dhaka’s interim government to ensure safety for all.

US hails Yunus govt on minority safety issue - The New Nation

Staff Reporter : The US State Department has welcomed the interim government’s measures to ensure the safety and protection of all citizens in Bangladesh, including minority communities. State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce at a press conference on Wednesday said, “We have welcomed measures taken by Bangladesh’s interim government to ensure safety and security for all in Bangladesh.” She further said that the United States cannot tolerate v…

US welcomes interim govt steps to protect minorities

The US welcomes steps taken by the Prof Yunus-led interim government for ensuring the safety of minorities and others in Bangladesh, State Department Spokesperson Tamy Bruce told reporters at a briefing.