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The UN OHCHR’s Bangladesh Report: A Flawed Inquiry That Risks Politicizing Human Rights

Co-author Faiyaz Hossain The OHCHR report attributes the most serious incidents, including mass shootings and organized attacks, to Sheikh Hasina’s

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OPINION: Mohammad Yunus turns Bangladesh into a Stage of Horror

Co-Author SM Faiyaz Hossain Under the current interim regime, extrajudicial violence has not merely been tolerated; it has been routinized.