Bangladesh: Foreign Aid Cuts Affect Rohingya Children’s Education
Support Community-led Schools for Refugee Students

Protests in Bangladesh forced the abusive Sheikh Hasina government to resign in August 2024. An interim government headed by Mohammed Yunus has embarked upon a reform process, promising to ensure accountability, uphold rights, and hold credible elections. The Yunus administration has established a commission of inquiry into all enforced disappearances, and pledged to amend laws to better uphold the rights of women and to free speech.
Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees living in camps still face unsafe living conditions where they are at risk of violence at hands of the armed groups and forced return by the government.
Support Community-led Schools for Refugee Students
Prevent, Investigate Deaths; Compensate Families; Mandate Life Insurance
A Roadmap to Lasting Security Sector Reform in Bangladesh
Diplomatic Partners Should Raise Alarms in Dhaka and Home Capitals
Interim Government’s Arbitrary Targeting of Former Ruling Party Supporters Fails Accountability
Prevent, Investigate Deaths; Compensate Families; Mandate Life Insurance
Interim Government Should Support Women’s Affairs Reform Commission’s Recommendations
Access to Justice and Effective Remedies in the Context of Toxics
HRW Oral Statement - Item 2 General Debate - HRC58
by Access Now, ARTICLE 19, Human Rights Watch, PEN International, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, and Tech Global Institute