The imprisonment of 84 lawyers in Bangladesh exposes the growing suppression of dissent under Dr Yunus’s unelected regime. Human rights groups warn of escalating political repression and judicial abuse. Demand accountability for this latest human rights violation in Bangladesh.
In March 2025, 442 women and girls faced violence in Bangladesh, including rape, trafficking, and murder. A report by Bangladesh Mahila Parishad reveals the alarming rise in human rights violations against women under the current regime.
The number of rape cases in Bangladesh more than doubled in March 2025 compared to February. Additionally, incidents of rape and murder also increased. In March, a total of 428 cases of sexual harassment, attempted rape, and other forms of violence against women were reported, significantly higher than in the previous month.
Since February 8, nearly 12,000 people—mostly affiliated with the former ruling Awami League—have been arrested under Operation Devil Hunt, a sweeping joint crackdown launched by the interim government following a violent incident in Gazipur. According to the Manobadhikar Sangskriti Foundation (MSF), an additional 20,000+ individuals were detained during the same period.
The Manobadhikar Sangskriti Foundation (MSF) has reported a disturbing rise in violence across Bangladesh in September 2024, with a sharp increase in cases targeting women, children, minorities, and political activists. A total of 208 incidents of violence against women and children were recorded—70 more than August—including rape, gang rape, and sexual violence against girls with disabilities.
The imprisonment of 84 lawyers in Bangladesh exposes the growing suppression of dissent under Dr Yunus’s unelected regime. Human rights groups warn of escalating political repression and judicial abuse. Demand accountability for this latest human rights violation in Bangladesh.
In March 2025, 442 women and girls faced violence in Bangladesh, including rape, trafficking, and murder. A report by Bangladesh Mahila Parishad reveals the alarming rise in human rights violations against women under the current regime.
A Christian church in Chattogram targeted with garbage in a deliberate attack on religious minorities. Highlights ongoing human rights violations in Bangladesh under Dr Yunus’s government.
The number of rape cases in Bangladesh more than doubled in March 2025 compared to February. Additionally, incidents of rape and murder also increased. In March, a total of 428 cases of sexual harassment, attempted rape, and other forms of violence against women were reported, significantly higher than in the previous month.
