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How US views Bangladesh’s Human Rights, Regional Stability, & China’s Influence?

by Dastagir Jahangir October 8, 2024
written by Dastagir Jahangir October 8, 2024
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In Bangladesh, rising tensions and concerns over human rights have drawn international attention. The Hindu community is preparing for Durga Puja, a significant festival, amid heightened security due to past incidents of mob violence and targeted attacks. Additionally, there have been reports of politically motivated cases and judicial bias, with individuals facing charges perceived as unjust. These developments have prompted calls from human rights organizations for accountability and raised questions regarding the government’s commitment to protecting minority rights. At the same time, Bangladesh’s geopolitical position remains critical as regional powers like the U.S. monitor China’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific.

In the recent U.S. State Department briefing on October 7, Press Xpress questioned Matthew Miller, the State Department spokesperson, on U.S. positions regarding the safety of Bangladesh’s Hindu minority during Durga Puja, as India emphasized security for peaceful celebrations.

Addressing Bangladesh’s minority protection during Durga Puja, Miller affirmed, “We want to see the rights of minorities protected in Bangladesh as is true all around the world.”

Press Xpress then inquired about specific measures the U.S. might take in response to calls from international organizations like Human Rights Watch to address rising mob violence and politically motivated cases, including those involving individuals such as Toufikur Rahman Tuhin.

Miller responded, “I can’t speak to these individual cases that you mentioned but I can tell you that the secretary met with the acting prime minister of Bangladesh (referring to Bangladesh’s Interim government’s Chief Advisor Dr Yunus) just two weeks ago at the UN General Assembly. He made clear that we want to see human rights protected and that ultimately those uh responsible for violations of the human rights of the Bangladeshi people over the past few months need to be held accountable.”

Press Xpress also covered discussions on regional dynamics, particularly the Quad summit‘s recent approach to China’s assertive actions in the South China Sea. When asked about potential diplomatic actions, Miller reaffirmed the U.S.’s commitment to the region, stating, “We will continue to work with our allies and partners in the region to advance our vision of a free, open, prosperous, and secure Indo-Pacific.” As Bangladesh navigates complex human rights issues and the Indo-Pacific faces strategic tensions, only time will tell how these developments will shape regional stability and U.S. influence. Moving forward, constructive engagement with Bangladesh will be crucial to addressing human rights concerns and strengthening alliances in an evolving geopolitical landscape.

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