Gang rape, murder, abduction, land grabbing, xenophobia and other forms of human rights abuses are very common in Bangladesh.
There is no letting up of violence and human rights abuses against minorities in Bangladesh. Reports of wide spread violence against minorities are published in various Bengali national newspapers as well as reported in HRCBM's newspaper "The Human Rights Tribune". 
European Union, Amnesty and other governments and NGOs had stated their grave concern on the situation.
Even during recent flood (July, 2004), many of the minorities were denied of required relief services only because they are minorities. Until HRCBM has started to serve for all, minorities were left among others to die without basic humanitarian services.
The blend of state sponsored discrimination and religious hatred have created a situation in Bangladesh that cannot be solved overnight and a mere campaign of human rights will also not able to comfort the destitute thousands of victims.
There has to be a unique way of addressing the issue and HRCBM is doing exactly that. While it is campaigning for human rights, the organization also provides humanitarian services to the destitute and legal assistance to gang rape women and children.