EU faces pressure as rights group slams Yunus govt ahead of Dhaka visit

Justice Makers Bangladesh in France sent correspondence to European Union representatives before their scheduled Bangladesh visit from September 16 through 18. The human rights organization detailed extensive violations under Muhammad Yunus's interim administration. Violence has claimed 637 lives through mob attacks, with 205 victims belonging to the Awami League political circles. An additional 70 individuals died from custody-related incidents through direct force and medical neglect.

Religious persecution has escalated significantly across the nation. Attackers destroyed 1,494 statues and sculptures while burning 17 churches and demolishing 120 religious shrines. Authorities documented 2,442 incidents targeting religious minorities through various violent means. The administration released over 200 convicted extremists on bail arrangements.

Media professionals face systematic harassment through false legal charges and credential revocations. Officials implicated 266 journalists in fabricated murder cases while arresting 14 others. The interim government maintains direct judicial control, forcing 50 judges to resign or retire. Educational institutions report increased threats against faculty and students.
 

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