Sobhan family under scrutiny amid efforts to claw back billions of dollars allegedly lost under Sheikh Hasina’s rule

When Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus flew back to Bangladesh in August, he was greeted by bleak scenes. The streets were still slick with blood, and the bodies of more than 1,000 protesters and children were piled up in morgues,

This information came to light after an investigation by 'BanglaFact', a fact-checking and media research unit under the Press Institute Bangladesh (PIB)

Bangladesh’s armed forces denied on Monday that United Nations pressure played a role in the decision by top brass last year not to quash protests that

The United Nations warned the Bangladesh army against participating in violence during 2024 student protests. This led to significant political changes, including the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Muhammad Yunus advocates for preserving records of alleged atrocities under Sheikh Hasina's regime. During a meeting with UN officials, he emphasized the need for thorough documentation to ensure justice.

Trump's return to power is not good news as the restoration of democracy in Bangladesh is unlikely to be a priority for the newly elected US president

Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh's interim Chief Adviser, emphasizes the importance of preserving records on alleged atrocities under Sheikh Hasina's regime. In discussions with UN officials, he highlighted the need for archival systems to ensure justice and truth.

Yunus also said that he has received no formal response from India over Sheikh Hasina's extradition request. Last year, India confirmed receiving the 'note verbale' regarding the same request.

In a statement, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said the Bangladesh Army did not receive any direct communication or intent from the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights regarding the matter.

DHAKA: Bangladesh chief adviser Muhammad Yunus Sunday stressed the importance of documenting all atrocities committed during the regime of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina, including the crackdown on student movement participants,

Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus urges meticulous preservation of records documenting alleged atrocities under former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's administration. During a meeting with UN officials, Yunus highlighted the importance of archiving to ensure justice and appreciated the UN's support in documenting human rights abuses.