Human Rights Abuses in Bangladesh Under Interim Government – GCDG Report

This GCDG report sheds light on the alarming pattern of human rights violations under the Yunus-led interim government in Bangladesh. It documents arbitrary arrests, torture, enforced disappearances, and suppression of political dissent, particularly targeting elected representatives and opposition members. With a sharp rise in extrajudicial actions, the report argues that these abuses not only violate constitutional rights but also threaten the rule of law, democratic governance, and international human rights commitments. GCDG calls for global attention, independent investigations, and international accountability mechanisms to safeguard civil liberties in Bangladesh.

The full PDF version of the report is available for download.