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What will be the international response to violence against Hindu minorities in Bangladesh by the end of 2024?
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Bangladesh Unrest: Interim Government Struggles Amid Hindu Violence After Hasina's Resignation
Aug 11, 2024, 04:56 AM
Bangladesh is experiencing significant political upheaval following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Protests led by students and other groups have resulted in her departure, with Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus now heading an interim government. The unrest has been marked by violence against Hindu minorities, prompting international concern and calls for protection. The interim government faces the challenge of restoring order amidst accusations of foreign interference, particularly involving the United States. Chief Justice Obaidul Hassan has resigned amid the turmoil. The situation remains volatile, with ongoing protests and demands for Sheikh Hasina to face trial and for justice and security for minority communities.
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