Bangladesh’s Awami League social gathering on Friday said {that a} protest rally and human chain have been organised beside the historic ‘Damaged Chair’ in entrance of the UN Human Rights Fee Headquarters in Geneva, in opposition to killings, terrorism, and human rights violations being dedicated below the Muhammad Yunus-led interim authorities.
Accusing the Yunus regime of finishing up widespread human rights abuses within the nation, the protestors demanded the rescue of the nation and its folks from the grip of the “fascist Yunus clique”.
The rally organised by the Switzerland department of Awami League was presided over by the organisation’s President, Jamadar Nazrul Islam, and performed by its Normal Secretary, Shyamal Khan.
Addressing the rally just about because the Chief Visitor, Awami League President and former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina additionally delivered her speech. Different audio system included Nazrul Islam, President of the All-European Awami League, leaders of Awami League models from numerous European international locations, in addition to leaders of the Swiss Awami League.
“On the conclusion of the rally, a memorandum was submitted to the UN Secretary-Normal and the pinnacle of the UN Human Rights Fee. An official of the Fee formally obtained the doc. On behalf of expatriate Bangladeshis, the memorandum was handed over by M. Nazrul Islam, President of the All-European Awami League, Austria-based human rights activist, author, and journalist; together with Jamadar Nazrul Islam, President of the Switzerland Awami League, and Normal Secretary Shyamal Khan, amongst others,” the Awami League said.
“It must be famous that the memorandum included documented proof of the crimes in opposition to humanity dedicated and nonetheless being dedicated by the Yunus clique, who’ve illegally seized state energy in Bangladesh—such because the killing of minorities, leaders and activists of the Awami League and its affiliated organisations, in addition to the looting and occupation of their houses and companies,” it added.