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Genocidal Crime: HRCBM served legal notice to Govt of Bangladesh

March 28, 2023 1Comment 6Reactions

Human Rights Congress for Bangladesh Minorities (HRCBM) served a notice to government of Bangladesh for countenance in genocidal crime against minorities in the country. The notice calls upon Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Law, Cabinet Secretariate, Minsitry of religious Affairs and Inspector General of Police to respond within 5 days fro mthe date of…

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Human Rights Congress for Bangladeshi Minorities

13 hours ago

⚠️ OVER 100 INJURED: Brutal Attack on Hindu Devotees in Bangladesh ⚠️On October 13th, over 100 Hindu youths were hospitalized after police and army forces brutally baton-charged them during a peaceful Durga idol immersion in Old Dhaka. Instead of arresting those who attacked our idols with stones from rooftops, the authorities unleashed violence on innocent devotees.🛑 Is being Hindu a crime in Bangladesh?The Hindu community is under constant threat, and the ongoing violence against the community must end. Hindu community of Bangladesh demands justice now!🔴 HRCBM stands united in calling for the immediate arrest of the attackers. We will not tolerate this injustice. #Minority rights and dignity must be protected!#hrcbm #JusticeForHindus #Bangladesh #HinduRights #minorityoppression #StopTheViolencePeriod #durgapujaviolence #humanrights #humanity #HumanRightsViolations #SaveBangladeshiHindus … See MoreSee Less

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Human Rights Congress for Bangladeshi Minorities

3 days ago

🚨 Brutal Murder of Journalist in #Mymensingh 🚨Swapan Kumar Bhadra, a 65-year-old local #Hindu #Journalist and former vice-president of Tarakanda Press Club, was hacked to death in broad daylight around 11 AM in front of his home. Known for his outspoken stance against terrorism and injustices against #minorities in #Bangladesh, Swapan continued to write on social media despite threats.Some newsoutlet reports indicate that Swapan was targeted by local criminal Sagar Mia, but the truth remains elusive. Was he hacked to death for writing about the plight of minorities? Some eyewitnesses claim cadres of a #Islamist group were involved in the attack.Swapan’s severed hand and brutal death reflect the grave dangers journalists face. His family and community demand justice, and the need for accountability has never been more urgent.#minorityrights#SaveBangladesiHindusCNN UNHCR BBC News #BreakingNews #news #newsfeed #NewsUpdate #asia #humanity #journalism #journalists#FreedomOfPress #Bangladesh #ProtectJournalists #humanrights #EndImpunity Chief Adviser GOB The White House … See MoreSee Less

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Human Rights Congress for Bangladeshi Minorities

4 days ago

HRCBM #humanrights observer team at #Rangpur divison, #bagladesh visiting #durgapuja#SaveBangladeshiHindus … See MoreSee Less

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Human Rights Congress for Bangladeshi Minorities

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HRCBM #humanrights observers at Manikganj and villages of Jessore#Bangladesh #SaveBangladeshiHindus #DurgaPuja2024 #culture #UNESCO … See MoreSee Less

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#HRCBM #humanrights observers with Assistant Commisioner of #Chittagong Mr. Mostafa Kamal and DB Inspector. #Bangladesh #SaveBangladeshiHindus #DurgaPuja2024 #culture #UNESCO … See MoreSee Less

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