Bangladesh: Rights experts decry ‘appalling’ culture of impunity around killing of journalists

February 11, 2022 chhaymam@chhaymam.com UN News - Human Rights 0

Authorities in Bangladesh have yet to conduct an investigation into the murder of prominent journalists Sagar Sarowar and Meherun Runi 10 years after they were killed, UN human rights experts said on Friday.

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