Human Rights Watch’s Post

The current situation in Bangladesh raises significant concerns about its future trajectory. Historical precedents, such as those observed in Iraq, Sri Lanka, and Egypt, illustrate that while protests have sometimes led to the toppling of governments, the aftermath often brings even greater instability, with military interventions frequently exacerbating the situation. Although I have been supportive of Prime Minister Hasina's economic policies, which have contributed to notable growth, this has not been sufficient to preserve her political power. As individuals in Pakistan express support for these developments, it is crucial to remain vigilant and consider the potential consequences for Bangladesh's future. Any positive outcomes from Bangladesh will certainly inspire the impatient Pakistani masses to do the same, but the question remains: Is this what we need? Or should we just go with sabr & shukr? #Bangladeshprotests #Economiccrisis #Neighbour #comparingcoups

What everyone seems to be missing here, is that by the end of the first stage of this #deal, Hamas will have regained control of most of Gaza, including all the hundreds of aid trucks entering every day. Hamas will also have reinforced the dungeons, hijacked UN facilities, hospitals and graves where the 64 remaining hostages are still held, with more gunmen, and placed more women and children to serve as protective shields for those gunmen. How exactly is Israel to free those 64 brutalized hostages after day 42? Hamas has absolutely no #incentive to agree - they can retain hold of the hostages, restart the war they launched against Israel, and rely on the world to again decry any deaths or injuries to the newly returned Gazan citizens to whom both Egypt and Jordan refuse to offer temporary shelter. And when Hamas continues to run Gaza as top-dogs, having won the release of so many convicted terrorists from both its own group and on behalf of its political foes, and thereby strengthened its forces with these grateful murderers, how long do you really think it will be until it launches its next October 7? #diplomacy #fail

Bangladesh is the youngest M Population country in the world. And with a geo politic disruption playing out understand that this young population is a demographic liability. The animal spirits with the youth are high and they are highly radicalised. Modi government may have asked the military to protect the Hindu minority but there is nothing that the local law enforcing policemen and military can do given that they are outnumbered by the radicals. R@p€ and targetted killing of H com is rampant. Not only that the number of Bangladeshis fleeing their country and into India is only rising. Yes the BSF is alert and doing its best. And while we have doubled trebled our border force ironically Bangladesh military has reduced theirs. The implication is that they want to export the jihadis into India. In 1971 we may have successfully divided Pakistan into two. But today we have another jihadi Pakistan now sitting on our eastern border. And that too with a radicalised agenda. Internal politics of Bangladesh is changing rapidly while a caretaker government has been formed, the army has been torn into two. The radicals are killing their peaceful brothers and ensuring that the stage is set for a dummy government to be elected which would thrive on the whims of the ISI, Woke America and China.

Tons of food are available, and well-fed militants have been captured. What is the reality of the alleged famine in Gaza? We can ensure there’s no famine by examining the numbers in this report (not based on Hamas figures) and analyzing the images. Where does the aid end up? It reportedly goes directly to the Hamas organization, which sells it at high prices to civilians. Free Palestine from Hamas. #Timetostandupforisrael Link to report: https://lnkd.in/d643BbYX

very interesting to know how this will be processed justice wise.

Are you brave enough to make life saving decisions ?

very informative and self explanatory

Day 390. A lot of countries are outraged that Israel voted to ban UNRWA. But where is the outrage that UNRWA employees participated in the atrocities of October 7? Where is the outrage that so many UNRWA employees have links to Hamas? Where is the outrage that Hamas has used UNRWA as a shield for its terrorism? Where is the outrage that UNRWA teachers are indoctrinating Gazan children to hate? Where? This is a photo of Jonathan Samerano (21). In a video circulated months and months ago, Jonathan’s lifeless body was seen being kidnapped by a UNRWA employee to Gaza. Where is the outrage? And why don’t we demand better for Palestinians and Israelis alike? PS. Demand the release of the hostages.

where is the government

Insightful analysis