Bangladesh, Peaceful Protests
After Bangladesh Cracks Down On Peaceful Protests, A Caution From United States
The United States has clarified to Bangladesh that it does not support government involvement in violent crackdowns on peaceful protests. This statement follows a recent clash between members of the Hindu community and law enforcement forces in Bangladesh triggered by a Facebook post.
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