How UN gave shelter to mobs and their patrons in Bangladesh

The United Nations (UN) has failed to act to ensure justice for violence since the regime change in Bangladesh on August 5, 2024, and instead it sided with the interim regime to allow impunity for the perpetrators by producing a one-sided, concocted report on the protests and pressured the army to rebel.

It implies that the UN, OHCHR, the US State Department, the US Embassy in Dhaka, and Pakistan’s ISI worked in tandem with the BNP, Jamaat, and the Yunus gang to oust the Awami League government.

Following the jihadist-army coup on August 5, the UN and other global bodies remained silent on the human rights violations by the Yunus-led administration, Yunus’ mob gangs, and the army.

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