Human Rights in Bangladesh 2001 reviews the implications of the political system in Bangladesh for the rights of citizens and their opportunities for participation. The analyses further draws links between corruption and human rights. It is a useful compendium in compiling examples of violations of human rights committed by both state and non-state actors, and the weakness of the state in combating these during an election year. It also points to the many avenues of citizens’ activism to deter immediate violations and to restrain their systemic causes.
Published in 2002
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