During the anti -government protests, the United Nations Human Rights Office has investigated the crimes that thousands of people were injured to suppress the former government’s protection and intelligence services and Awami League party colleagues.
They also included a young man shot in hand because of the stone throwing.
The Human Rights High Commissioner said on Wednesday, “Former government officials, his protection and anger, the right basis for assuming the communication with the violent elements related to the former ruling party has violated serious and systematic human rights.”
Human Rights High Commissioner Bholkar Turk said in Turk Geneva that some serious human rights violations mentioned in the investigation report could be set up in the International Crimes Department, which could hear the International Criminal Court (ICC) hearing.
It is noteworthy that Bangladesh is a country of Rome Rome. Under this constitution, the International Criminal Court was formed in HAG.
The foundation of the ICC, Rome, this court, genocide, crime against humanity, the crime of war and aggression.
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The UN human rights chief has said that “Hundreds of judicial killings, widespread arrests and custody and torture have been tortured for the crimes led by Bangladeshi students.”
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Furthermore, these human rights violations were “with the information, coordination and instructions of the former political leadership and senior security officers, which had to suppress a specific goal, protesting protests and holding the former government on power”.
According to the Human Rights Office report, 12 to 13 percent of the casualties were children. Bangladesh Police also said that four of its officers were also killed between July 1 and August 2021.
As a result of the 2021 summer protests, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to resign after being in power for five years.
The UN Human Rights Office reports that they started from the High Court to restore reservation quota system in the public sector employment post. This reservation is proven as very unpleasant.
However, extensive allegations were already prevalent, which originated from “destructive and corrupt politics and administration”, which enhances greater discrimination.
In September (2021), his visit to the capital, Dhaka, Bholkar, told reporters in Turk Geneva, “When I traveled to Bangladesh, I went to a hospital, and I talked to some surviving people would do it some of them would be unable to be unable. Young people … some of them had children.