CLEAN : HRW calls for UN probe, sanctions over Bangladesh 'enforced disappearances'

The video discusses the rise in enforced disappearances in Bangladesh since Sheikh Hasina's government took office in 2009. Human rights groups have documented over 600 cases, often involving political opponents and critics. The government denies these cases, creating an authoritarian environment with little space for opposition. The video calls for the UN and international experts to investigate, as the Bangladeshi authorities appear to provide impunity for such abuses.

What significant change occurred in Bangladesh after Sheikh Hasina's government came into office in 2009?

• A decrease in human rights violations

• A rise in enforced disappearances

• An increase in economic growth

• A decline in political opposition

Under international law, what defines an enforced disappearance?

• A person voluntarily leaving their home

• A person being detained without a warrant

• A person being picked up and authorities denying custody

• A person being arrested for a minor offense

What is the Digital Security Act (DSA) used for in Bangladesh?

• To protect online privacy

• To arbitrarily detain people

• To promote digital literacy

• To enhance cybersecurity

What is the political environment like in Bangladesh according to the transcript?

• Liberal with free speech

• Authoritarian with limited opposition

• Democratic with open opposition

• Stable with economic prosperity

What action is being called for by international experts regarding the situation in Bangladesh?

• A trade embargo

• An independent investigation

• A diplomatic meeting

• A military intervention