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    Violation of Human Rights: A Global Review with the Special Reference to Bangladesh

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    2024-06-22
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    Md, Parvej Howlader
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    The issue of human rights violations remains a critical global concern, impacting individuals and societies worldwide. This research paper provides a comprehensive review of human rights violations, with a specific focus on Bangladesh. It examines various forms of human rights abuses prevalent in the country, including but not limited to political repression, gender inequality, labor exploitation, and religious persecution. By analyzing case studies and statistical data, the paper explores the underlying causes and consequences of these violations, considering historical, political, and socio-economic contexts. Human rights violations constitute a pressing global issue with profound implications for individuals and societies alike. This research paper undertakes a detailed examination of human rights abuses, focusing particularly on Bangladesh. It delves into various forms of violations such as political repression, gender inequities, labor exploitation, and religious discrimination prevalent in the country. Drawing upon empirical data, case studies, and contextual analysis, the study explores the root causes and enduring impacts of these violations within Bangladesh's socio-political landscape. It critically evaluates the efficacy of domestic policies, legal frameworks, and international interventions aimed at addressing these challenges and ensuring accountability. Furthermore, the study evaluates the effectiveness of national and international mechanisms in addressing human rights abuses in Bangladesh. It assesses the role of governmental policies, legal frameworks, civil society initiatives, and international interventions in promoting human rights protection and fostering accountability. Through a comparative analysis with global trends, the paper seeks to highlight both the challenges and opportunities for improving human rights conditions in Bangladesh and suggests recommendations for policy makers, activists, and international organizations to enhance human rights promotion and protection globally. By juxtaposing these findings with global perspectives, the paper underscores the complex dynamics shaping human rights protection globally. It offers insights and recommendations aimed at fostering greater awareness, advocacy, and policy reforms to bolster human rights safeguards both in Bangladesh and across the international community.
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