Muhammad Yunus

Bangladesh’s interim government under Muhammad Yunus faces mounting criticism for mass arrests, misuse of anti-terror laws, and alleged UN bias favoring the regime.

Awami League says Bangladesh’s interim government suppressed key OHCHR findings on militant involvement, police station attacks, and rising media intimidation after Hasina’s fall.

Police data show 44,472 arrests tied to Awami League under Yunus’s rule. Critics allege mass repression, rights violations, and judicial interference.

Bangladeshi-Americans rallied in New York against Dr. Muhammad Yunus’s interim regime, accusing it of minority persecution and demanding the return of Sheikh Hasina’s democratic rule.

Awami League supporters in New York hurled eggs, blocked cars, and staged protests against Muhammad Yunus, accusing his interim regime of torture and repression.