Bangladesh authorities have arrested 41 former police officers implicated in violent actions during the 2024 student-led protests, which resulted in the deaths of approximately 1,400 individuals. This significant crackdown follows the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled to India amidst the unrest aimed at reforming the civil service quota system.
As investigations continue into widespread atrocities—including allegations of systematic extrajudicial killings—the rights office of the UN highlights the compelling details of police actions described as “coordinated strategies of repression.” With over 1,000 ex-police officers facing accusations, the situation raises critical questions about accountability and justice in Bangladesh’s current political landscape.
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