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The #1971Genocide in #Bangladesh carried out by the #PakArmy is one of the deadliest in world history. It resulted in 3 million death, 200,000 rapes and 10 million refugees. We urge the world community to recognise this #PakArmyGenocide and render justice to the victims. #March25
Bangladesh Awami League433,699 views • 3 years ago
In broad daylight, an unarmed leader of #AwamiLeague in Keraniganj has been forced to do sit-ups with hands on ears by a Bangladesh Nationalist Party-BNP central leader, a brazen display of pursuing political #vendetta. #NipunRoy, the #BNP leader, led the mob. In any civilised and democratic country, this act is prohibited but under #Bangladesh's new regime, these acts have been going on with full impunity. #SaveBangladesh #FreedomOfSpeech #HumanRightsViolations UN Human Rights UN Human Rights Council United Nations United NationsinBangladesh European Commission EU Council European Union in Bangladesh Amnesty International
Bangladesh Awami League143,353 views • 1 year ago
In an interview with BBC News Bangla, a Jahangirnagar University professor tore apart the regime’s consistent move to hurriedly point fingers at #India for every single occurrence in #Bangladesh. Her assessment was based on a series of similar promptly traded blames by the regime targeting India. According to her, the regime seeks to hide its own failures, referring to anti-India rants over the recent attack on an activist who seeks to fight in the polls. The statement came amid reports that in 15 months, the regime released over 50 top crime lords, hundreds of convicted militants from jail, and granted a blanket indemnity for perpetrators who looted arms from hundreds of police stations. In 2025 alone, around a hundred activists were killed in clashes over political rivalry between BNP and Jamaat, while the regime did not take appropriate measures, leading to worsening conditions of law and order. #LawlessBangladesh #YunusRegime #Mobocracy #BangladeshCrisis
Bangladesh Awami League41,608 views • 5 months ago
![Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called for patience until a final verdict on government job quotas is delivered as deadly violence in protest against the system convulses the country. In a televised address to the nation on Wednesday evening, she announced a judicial investigation into the incidents of violence during the protests. “I believe they [victims] will get justice, and won’t be frustrated,” she said. Hasina said the incidents surrounding the quota protest were “painful”. The government adopted a tolerant approach from the outset of the protest, while police assisted the protesters in holding demonstrations. “But it is a matter of regret that some quarters took advantage of the movement to fulfil their unacceptable ambitions through terrorist activities”, the prime minister said. “The events that have happened as a result of this are deeply distressing. Several priceless lives have been lost. No one understands the agony of losing loved ones more than I do,” she said, referring to the Aug 15 massacre of #Bangabandhu #SheikhMujiburRahman’s family. She offered prayers for the victims of the #violence and expressed her condolences to their families. “I condemn all the killings. The incidents that have happened are never desired,” Sheikh Hasina said. The prime minister criticised the violent attacks on pro-government students. “Terrorists threw students from a multi-storey building with the intention to kill. Many students’ tendons were cut off. They were hit with sticks and sharp weapons. One person has died and many others are fighting for their lives,” she said. University buildings in Dhaka, Rangpur, and Rajshahi were vandalised and torched, while the protesters also attacked innocent passers-by, shopkeepers, and blocked ambulances carrying patients. “I believe the quota reform protesters do not have links to these terrorists who have created anarchy using the movement.” The prime minister said those involved in such incidents will be identified and brought to justice. She also promised jobs and other sorts of help for the families of those killed in the violence. “I declare unequivocally that action will be taken to ensure that those who have committed murder, looting, and terrorist activities - whoever they are - will be punished. “I also declare that a judicial investigation will be conducted in the interest of fairness and justice in all the unintended incidents, including the murders,” the prime minister announced. She also said an investigation will be conducted to determine who instigated the conflict and the reasons behind pushing the country into a state of anarchy. "I am deeply worried about the safety of the innocent students who are protesting. There is a risk that these terrorists might retaliate at any moment, creating a volatile atmosphere. “Therefore, I appeal to the parents and teachers of these students to remain vigilant about their children's safety. At the same time, I call for heightened security measures in all educational institutions to ensure the safety of all students." bdnews24.com #SheikhHasina #Bangaldesh #QuotaReform #Quota_Reform_Movement](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1813617543669780798/ext_tw_video_thumb/1813616776703537153/pu/img/SczUdg77CPkXEHkD.jpg)
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called for patience until a final verdict on government job quotas is delivered as deadly violence in protest against the system convulses the country. In a televised address to the nation on Wednesday evening, she announced a judicial investigation into the incidents of violence during the protests. “I believe they [victims] will get justice, and won’t be frustrated,” she said. Hasina said the incidents surrounding the quota protest were “painful”. The government adopted a tolerant approach from the outset of the protest, while police assisted the protesters in holding demonstrations. “But it is a matter of regret that some quarters took advantage of the movement to fulfil their unacceptable ambitions through terrorist activities”, the prime minister said. “The events that have happened as a result of this are deeply distressing. Several priceless lives have been lost. No one understands the agony of losing loved ones more than I do,” she said, referring to the Aug 15 massacre of #Bangabandhu #SheikhMujiburRahman’s family. She offered prayers for the victims of the #violence and expressed her condolences to their families. “I condemn all the killings. The incidents that have happened are never desired,” Sheikh Hasina said. The prime minister criticised the violent attacks on pro-government students. “Terrorists threw students from a multi-storey building with the intention to kill. Many students’ tendons were cut off. They were hit with sticks and sharp weapons. One person has died and many others are fighting for their lives,” she said. University buildings in Dhaka, Rangpur, and Rajshahi were vandalised and torched, while the protesters also attacked innocent passers-by, shopkeepers, and blocked ambulances carrying patients. “I believe the quota reform protesters do not have links to these terrorists who have created anarchy using the movement.” The prime minister said those involved in such incidents will be identified and brought to justice. She also promised jobs and other sorts of help for the families of those killed in the violence. “I declare unequivocally that action will be taken to ensure that those who have committed murder, looting, and terrorist activities - whoever they are - will be punished. “I also declare that a judicial investigation will be conducted in the interest of fairness and justice in all the unintended incidents, including the murders,” the prime minister announced. She also said an investigation will be conducted to determine who instigated the conflict and the reasons behind pushing the country into a state of anarchy. "I am deeply worried about the safety of the innocent students who are protesting. There is a risk that these terrorists might retaliate at any moment, creating a volatile atmosphere. “Therefore, I appeal to the parents and teachers of these students to remain vigilant about their children's safety. At the same time, I call for heightened security measures in all educational institutions to ensure the safety of all students." bdnews24.com #SheikhHasina #Bangaldesh #QuotaReform #Quota_Reform_Movement
Bangladesh Awami League120,602 views • 1 year ago
he sobbing of an unarmed minor girl did not stop the #militants and terrorists from perpetrating arson attack and #vandalism. Instead of showing restrain at wailing, these trained, intolerant and #antifeminist thugs rather continued vandalism to inflict causality on the girl who begged for mercy with her mother. After failed to break the lock, these fanatics left but threatened them with severe consequences. These are not general students. they are using the cover of students, according to eye witness. This is the vision for future #Bangladesh that these fanatics from #BNPJamaat seek to achieve by overthrowing #SheikhHasina. #BangladeshUnderAttack #SaveBangladesh #BNPJamaatViolence Department of State Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (SCA) Ministry of Foreign Affairs ANI Hindustan Times The Associated Press AFP News Agency European Union in Bangladesh UK in Bangladesh 🇬🇧🇧🇩 India in Bangladesh Embassy of Russia in Bangladesh
Bangladesh Awami League89,666 views • 1 year ago
This bruised corpse of Haradhon Roy, a popular elected commissioner from #AwamiLeague in Rangpur, laid bare sheer #communal streak of his attackers. Under the facade of general students , #radical #Islamists targeted the leader for his religion and political allegiance. Armed Islamists smashed his head and left his body on street to terrorise the locals. This barbaric act bear hallmarks of one of the largest pogroms against minorities perpetrated during last rule of Bangladesh Nationalist Party-BNP- #JamaateIslami. #BangladeshUnderAttack #BNPJamaatViolence #BNPJamaat #SaveBangladesh Department of State Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (SCA) European Union in Bangladesh Ministry of Foreign Affairs @info_min_BD Reuters The Associated Press AFP News Agency The New York Times Financial Times BBC Breaking News Al Jazeera English
Bangladesh Awami League59,085 views • 1 year ago
New Reception, Old History History doesn’t disappear—it returns repackaged. What we’re seeing now is not chaos, but a familiar politics where violence becomes a system, extortion a currency, and loyalty is bought, not earned. The years may change—2001, 2006, 2024—but the method does not. #HawaBhaban was not an accident; it was a warning. As rallies grow louder, the question remains: is Bangladesh heading toward the rule of law, or a more organized form of plunder? #BangladeshPolitics #TariqueRahman #RuleOfLaw #PoliticalViolence #ExtortionPolitics #HistoryMatters
Bangladesh Awami League18,644 views • 5 months ago
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📍Chattogram How hardline Islamists inflicted violence on unarmed Hindu community member who was merely exercising his right to freedom of assembly We Condemn Such Attacks on Hindu Community -- How hardline Islamists inflicted violence on unarmed #Hindu community member who was merely exercising his right to freedom of assembly demanding an end to unlawful incarceration of minority leader. The Hindu activist was kicked, shoved and assaulted by members form Islamist outfits with impunity as the attackers pledged their allegiance to Muhammad Yunus led regime. INSIGHT UK Australian Hindu Media Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi Hindu Forum Britain Hindu American Foundation Bloomberg Politics Kallol Bhattacherjee Shivani Raja MP Randhir Jaiswal Dr. Brahma Chellaney pallavi ghosh ASHUTOSH MISHRA @WeWillRD Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention IRF Secretariat Religious Freedom Institute meenakshi ganguly Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office UN Human Rights Asia Amnesty International UN Human Rights Council UNSR on freedom of religion or belief Chris Blackburn European External Action Service - EEAS 🇪🇺 Bangladesh Watch UN in Bangladesh Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Volker Türk ICJ - Asia and the Pacific Mujib Mashal Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh Office of International Religious Freedom Knox Thames IRF Summit IPPFoRB CSW Advocacy (INACTIVE) Sam Brownback Mary Lawlor Donald J. Trump Trump War Room Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 Utsav Sanduja Religious Freedom & Business Foundation Eleanor Sanders #Bangladesh #BangladeshCrisis #MassArrests #WeWantJustice #BangladeshUnderFascism #AllEyesOnBangladeshiHindus #SaveBangladeshiHindus
Bangladesh Awami League47,032 views • 1 year ago
An extreme repression spree to stop people from offering tribute to founding father Bangabandhu Chain of events exposing sheer scale of regressive measures to — on August 13, a government order hurriedly issued scrapping public holiday on national mourning marking the anniversary of assassination of the father of the nation and his family members in 1975, August 15 — on August 14, veiled threats of mob violence from so called banner of anti discrimination alliance led public rally against any one dare to pay tribute in memory of father of the nation - on august 14 attack on Awami League rallies in different places across the country — on August 14 evening, unarmed cultural activists were assaulted for defying the mob as they converged to pay tribute to memory of founding father - early hours on August 15, supporters of same mob occupied the road surrounding the residence — in some places midnight rallies brought under the banner of anti discrimination protesters with chants of mob violence against anyone dare to defy and offer towards dhanmondi 32 many more. Such repression is nothing new against Awami League. Following the brutal assassination in 1975 the killers employed similar repressive measures. But the ideals of Mujib overpowered all the hurdles time and again. #15August #Dhanmondi32 #Bangladesh #AwamiLeague #SaveBangladesh #AllEyesOnBangladesh #FredoomOfSpeech UN Human Rights Council | #HRC60 Amnesty International Human Rights Watch UN Human Rights European Union in Bangladesh U.S. Embassy Dhaka Volker Türk Former UN Special Rapporteur FoAA rights Assistant Secretary for DRL Sajeeb Wazed Ministry of Foreign Affairs Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh
Bangladesh Awami League52,173 views • 1 year ago
How fascist Yunus supporters restaged August 5 style violence to wipe out symbols of national identity ——- The latest spell of attack to demolish Dhanmondi 32 residence and bringing of crane is an affront to national identity and a bid to erase collective history centering the liberation war that saw Pakistan forces and their local collaborators Jamaat e Islami defeated despite committing crimes against humanity resulting in birth of Bangladesh. The repeated attack is the direct outcome of a notorious indemnity provided by Yunus regime to those involved in violence and killing till August 10 against dissenters of the regime. This series of attacks on the residence is a step towards reinforcing the Pakistan’s narrative on liberation war and brings echoes of rise of pro war criminal backed forces in power as the residence was targeted whenever Jamaat backed forces ruled the country. Moreover brazen efforts by the top Kings party leaders to project the historic structure as center of fascism marks patronization of war criminal backed narrative. On the other hand, this barbaric attack also coincides with meticulously designed plot that saw over 600 monuments and structures symoblising the heroic struggle of war heroes against Pakistan dismantled in the aftermath of August 5. Moreover, police with their presence on spot and allowing continuation of carnage for several hours with army turning a blind eye exhibited the total politicization of the law enforcement and this violent act received direct endorsement from Yunus part of his reset scheme. #Bangladesh #Dhanmondi32
Bangladesh Awami League31,392 views • 1 year ago
Arson attacks on public vehicles and cops by armed Bangladesh Nationalist Party-BNP men evokes similarities of #BNPJamaat orchestrated street violence back in the run up to 2014 national #polls. #BNP’s sit-in programme at the key entry points of #Dhaka was marred by clashes and violence on Saturday, leaving an unspecified number of #police and general people injured. Several vehicles were torched in different areas, including Matuail and Shyamoli. The opposition leaders and activists attacked police at Dholaikhal, Uttara, Matuail, Rayerbag and Gabtoli. Read 🌐 #Bangladesh U.S. Embassy Dhaka Md. Shahriar Alam Ministry of Foreign Affairs Human Rights Watch European Union in Bangladesh UN Human Rights UN in Bangladesh Bangladesh@UN Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (SCA) Department of State Wach the Video 🎦
Bangladesh Awami League51,996 views • 2 years ago
The ICT Exposed: When a Trial Becomes a Political Script What unfolded in the name of the International Crimes Tribunal was not justice—it was a political drama dressed as due process. From the moment this tribunal was announced, critics warned that the outcome felt pre-written. A process that should have upheld the highest standards of law instead raised serious questions: restricted defence rights, questionable procedural decisions, selective prosecution, and a media narrative that seemed decided long before any verdict. The courtroom looked less like a place for evidence—and more like a stage where the conclusion had been rehearsed. Meanwhile, political actors with their own histories of violence faced no such scrutiny. All energy, it seemed, was directed at one target: Sheikh Hasina. This wasn’t just a trial. It was a message. A system calibrated for a single result. A verdict many say was built not on law, but on politics. Justice denied. Politics delivered. #Bangladesh #ICTBD #BangladeshCrisis #SheikhHasina
Bangladesh Awami League15,632 views • 6 months ago
Confessions from Arrestees --- On 18 July Friday, Bangladesh Nationalist Party-BNP's leader Israfil gave instructions to miscreants to attack the HQ of the Bridge division in Mohakhali. He paid the hired hands with cash and food. These youth are not students, BNP, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and Bangladesh Islami Chhatrashibir used them to turn the general students' #Quotamovement violent. #Bangladesh #Violencce #BNPJamaatViolence
Bangladesh Awami League36,247 views • 1 year ago
“Free fair voting with impressive turnout unlike many other countries”, Foreign observers exposed fake narrative on #Bangladesh polls observing real time voting on polling centers. #Bangladesh #BangladeshPolls #Vote #VoteForBoat #VoteForSheikhHasina #Elections2024 #BangladeshElections Sajeeb Wazed
Bangladesh Awami League34,167 views • 2 years ago
Bangladesh’s Banking Meltdown Asian Development Bank now ranks #Bangladesh as having the weakest banking system in #Asia. 🔴 $82 billion in defaults — the highest in the region. 🔴 Janata Bank: 75% of loans defaulted. 🔴 Islamic banks: defaults as high as 98%. 🔴 Stock market: 16 years of decline, half the companies junk. This isn’t a downturn — it’s corruption without accountability. For millions, the crisis isn’t coming. It’s already here. #BangladeshCrisis #SaveBangladesh #Economy #Corruption #YunusRegime #YunusMustGo
Bangladesh Awami League13,818 views • 8 months ago
Watch the #Bangladesh State Minister for Information Mohammad Ali Arafat MP explain what the Bangladesh Awami League Govt is doing regarding calls for #justice for the deaths and destruction that took place in #Dhaka and elsewhere in the country during the #violence surrounding the #QuotaMovement.
Bangladesh Awami League26,974 views • 1 year ago
How a female student league activist attacked by BNP’s student front leaders in exam hall - Police and army obliged attackers and attacked student unlawfully detained Like other students in her batch, Piya also went to attend academic exam in Rajshahi Mohila college. But only for her affiliation with student league, a group of activists from BNP’s student front entered the exam hall. In show of surrender to BNP’s student wing leaders, teachers allowed the cadres a free reign as they barred the student from giving exam, followed by assault. Even a group of army troops who came at the scene did not bring to justice the attackers and stop the glaring rights abuses. Rather in defence of attackers, troops handed the affected girl to police. Even in presence of cops the student was assaulted and later unlawfully detained. This entire turn of events prove that reform under Dr Yunus is promoting division and mainstreaming violence on the campus. #Bangladesh #BangladeshCrisis #MassArrests #AwamiLeague #WeWantJustice #BangladeshUnderFascism UN Human Rights UN in Bangladesh Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Sajeeb Wazed Volker Türk FIDH U.S. Embassy Dhaka International Human Rights Foundation Alex Gray Michael Kugelman Human Rights at FCDO @RFKHumanRights Assistant Secretary Riley Barnes Sarah Cooke Chris Blackburn European External Action Service - EEAS 🇪🇺 Susan Ryle Canada in Bangladesh European Union in Bangladesh meenakshi ganguly Amnesty Internationalsasia UN Human Rights Asia Dr. Brahma Chellaney ICJ - Asia and the Pacific CIJ_ICJ International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention Mujib Mashal Kerry Kennedy Mahfuz Anam Prothom Alo The Daily Star BBC News Bangla Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh Irene Khan FORUM-ASIA Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Bangladesh Awami League22,915 views • 1 year ago
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Under the rein of Muhammad Yunus, for their political belief women activists are harassed and assaulted by scores of Bangladesh Nationalist Party-BNP activists in broad daylight with cops were found guarding perpetrators of #violence. The female activists of #AwmaiLeague endured these horrific attacks as they sought to exercise their freedom of assembly in solidarity with call by Awami League to attend a rally against rights abuses under Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh led regime. If this is not act of savagery and a medieval act of of rights violations, then what is it? 📍Location : Gulistan, Dhaka #WeWantJustice #Bangaldesh #BangaldeshCrisis #SaveBangaldesh #MassArrests #AwamiLeague #BangladeshUnderFascism UN Human Rights UN in Bangladesh Volker Türk FIDH U.S. Embassy Dhaka International Human Rights Foundation Alex Gray Michael Kugelman Human Rights at FCDO @RFKHumanRights Assistant Secretary Riley Barnes Sarah Cooke Chris Blackburn Sajeeb Wazed European External Action Service - EEAS 🇪🇺 Susan Ryle Canada in Bangladesh European Union in Bangladesh Kerry Kennedy BBC News Bangla Irene Khan Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Mary Lawlor UN Special Rapporteur HRDs Prothom Alo meenakshi ganguly Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Ministry of Foreign Affairs FORUM-ASIA Amnesty Internationalsasia UN Human Rights Asia ICJ - Asia and the Pacific International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention Mujib Mashal Mahfuz Anam The Daily Star Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh CIJ_ICJ Dr. Brahma Chellaney Mary Lawlor UN Special Rapporteur HRDs International Center for Law and Religion Studies Donald J. Trump Trump War Room
Bangladesh Awami League21,986 views • 1 year ago