Real image of Bangladesh🇧🇩 right now.
Sheika Hasina and her goons are monster. They are killing unarmed civilians.
Today 4th August 2024 almost 105 Students and civilians killed by Hasina.
These 3 students are killed by Hasina's goons. Dictator Hasina must go. In the pursuit of power, Hasina has become blind.
The names of the two victims have been revealed. One is Abdullah Siddiqui (23), a student of Habibullah Bahar Degree College in the capital. He was shot and killed in a clash in Jigatla area of the capital in the afternoon. The name of the other is Touhidul.
-4th August , 2024
@UNHumanRights@UN
#StepDownHasina #Bangladesh
BREAKING: Again Hasina’s so called police are FIRING SHOTS at protesters.
After Sunday's protests left over 105+ people dead, a CURFEW and INTERNET BLACKOUT have been imposed.
AUTHORITARIAN PM HASINA BETTER START LOOKING FOR THE EXIT DOOR.
@UNHumanRights@UN@UNICEF
#StepDownHasina
#Bangladesh
It is surely time for @UNPeacekeeping to immediately stop Bangladesh from providing peacekeepers to the United Nations until it undertakes an independent investigation of the violence used by the police, military and other para-military groups which has allegedly resulted in nearly 200 deaths of students and other protestors. If they cannot keep peace in Bangladesh, and instead cause killing and maiming, the country's security forces should not be trusted in other countries.
It looks like years of inaction by the #InternationalCommunity in #Bangladesh has created an overwhelming sense of impunity although it seems finally that the #HasinaRegime has overestimated its position. There are always red lines. This, finally, is one. It is a useful reminder to the senior political, military and law enforcement officials that bear individual criminal responsibility that the @IntlCrimCourt is watching closely.
The United Nations criticises Bangladesh authorities for use by army of UN equipment as part of its control of student protests. UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said on Monday at press briefing that: "Our colleagues on the ground in Bangladesh have seen reports, disturbing reports, of UN marked vehicles that may have been used during the developments that we have seen in Bangladesh over last few days. It is Important for us to stress that UN troops and police contributing countries are to use UN insignia and equipment marked with this insigne only when they are performing mandated tasks as part of a UN peacekeeping or UN political mission and within context of any UN mission. Our serious concern has been conveyed to the relevant authorities in Bangladesh by colleagues." https://t.co/wklobERf9i