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U.S. Questioned on Dr Yunus’s Remarks, Worker Violence, and Press Freedom of Bangladesh

by Dastagir Jahangir October 1, 2024
written by Dastagir Jahangir October 1, 2024
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During Monday’s U.S. press briefing, Press Xpress raised critical questions with State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller about pressing issues in Bangladesh. Topics included Dr Yunus’s recent remarks on a “meticulously designed” conspiracy driving political changes, concerns over accountability for human rights violations related to violence against workers in Ashulia of Bangladesh, and growing alarm over press freedom following the detention of several prominent Bangladeshi journalists.

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