US Edition'Go Back To Pakistan': Bangladeshi Diaspora Protests Against Yunus Outside UN HQ
Protesters accused Muhammad Yunus of escalating persecution against religious minorities and demanded the release of a jailed priest while calling for his resignation and new elections.
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'Yunus is Pakistani': Sheikh Hasina supporters protest Bangladesh CA visit at UN, raise 'go to Pakistan' slogan
Several Bangladeshis protested outside the UN headquarters in New York on Friday against chief adviser Muhammad Yunus, accusing him of persecuting minorities. The demonstrators, many of them supporters of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina, raised slogans and carried banners denouncing Yunus and his government.
Bangladeshi expatriates protested against Muhammad Yunus outside the United Nations headquarters. The protesters allege that atrocities against minorities have increased since Sheikh Hasina's ouster in August 2024, forcing millions to flee. They accused Yunus of colluding with Islamist forces to turn Bangladesh into a "Taliban state."
Diaspora in US Protests Against Yunus over Increase in Minority Atrocities in Bangladesh
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Members of the Bangladeshi diaspora in the United States staged a protest outside the United Nations headquarters against Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of Bangladesh's interim government, alleging an increase in atrocities against minorities in the country. World News | Diaspora in US Protests Against Yunus over Increase in Minority Atrocities in Bangladesh.
Terror and Repression: Bangladesh Exposed in Geneva - Asian News from UK
Diplomats warn Bangladesh under Yunus risks instability, extremism, and civil conflict….reports Asian Lite News The Geneva-based rights group International Forum for Secular Bangladesh (IFSB) held a powerful poster exhibition in Geneva, drawing global attention to the surge of radical fundamentalism and widespread human rights abuses in Bangladesh under the Yunus regime. The two-day exhibition, held on September 26-27 during the 60th session of …
Bangladesh's interim prime minister, Muhammad Yunus, is in New York to address the United Nations General Assembly. Yunus, who arrived to deliver his speech at the UNGA on Friday, faced chants from protesters. Hasina's supporters gathered outside the UN headquarters, calling him a Pakistani agent and accusing her government of destroying Bangladesh. Several protesters even tried to throw eggs at Yunus. Speaking to ANI, a protester accused Yunus …
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