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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 55020, member: 636"]
Commission members warned that accountability failures might allow enforced disappearances to return. Sajjad Hossain and Dr. Nabila Idris identified evidence destruction and witness intimidation as primary barriers to justice. Senior law enforcement and intelligence personnel escaped Bangladesh following the July 2024 uprising. The commission maintains its investigation efforts despite these challenges. Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina remains among those requiring prosecution.

Odhikar hosted the seminar at Khulna University with United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights backing. The event focused on combating enforced disappearances through systematic approaches. UN official Zahid Hossain participated alongside Director A.S.M. Nasir Uddin Elan. Vice-Chancellor Dr. Md. Rezaul Karim represented the university administration. Legal experts and academic representatives attended the discussion.

The commission emphasized that justice for victims depends on comprehensive accountability measures. Officials stressed the importance of protecting evidence and supporting witnesses. International cooperation remains essential for addressing cross-border aspects of the cases.
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