We were also barred from seeking justice: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that Bangladesh was a long military after the August 15, 1975 assassination. The regime had issued an Indemnity Ordinance to stop the trial of the killings, which led to the indemnity Ordinance to seek justice for the culmination of the murder trial. It was blocked.
The Prime Minister said this in a meeting with the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michel Bachelet.
Michelle Bachelett had a courtesy call on the Prime Minister at Ganabhaban after the meeting, Prime Minister's Press Secretary Ihsanul Karim briefed the reporters.
Referring to the return of forced exile from exile, Sheikh Hasina said that they seek justice for their reasons for that ordinance. The obstacles were being blocked by the then military government rehabilitating Bangabandhu's murderers and war criminals into politics.
Michelle Bachelett, who is the president of Chile twice, said her family had also been subjected to inhuman torture like the Prime Minister of Bangladesh when her country A tyrannical government was power.
Bachelet, who is currently serving in the United Nations High Commissioner, said that he visited the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum and was deeply enlivened, where the father of the nation was brutally murdered on August 15, 1975 along with most of his family members.
In the meeting, they discussed the current global problem and agreed that the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the Zodiac-Ukraine war, sanctions and counter-bannings have created a global crisis.
On the Rohingya issue, the Prime Minister said that the Rohingyas do not deny that the Rohingya are their citizens but they have not yet met with the repatriation of their displaced citizens.
He said, "Mytanmar has to return to the country of their citizens. Bangladesh never wants to fight with anyone."
Referring to the Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Agreement, the Prime Minister said that after the agreement, 62,000 refugees returned to Bangladesh and 1800 armed cadres surrendered.
The Samat Bachelet requested the Prime Minister of Bangladesh to create education and employment opportunities for the Rohingya in Cox's Bazar, saying that they can arrange that opportunity for the Rohingyas in Bhasanchar.
The United Nations High Commissioner also said that the Digital Security Act is working with the United Nations Law Ministry and has made some observations for this purpose.
Sheikh Hasina said she knows the poison and adds He also summarized the steps taken by the government to ensure that Bangladesh would not allow anyone to use their soil for terrorism.
The Prime Minister also said that more than 1.87 lakh families are getting free or civics under the shelter scheme because the government is working to bring the housing project to every homeless and landless people. Greeting the Prime Minister for making it.
This is the same as the foreign minister. AK Abdul Momen, Minister of State Md. Shahriter Alam, Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister. Ahmad Kakaus and Dhaka United Nations Resident Coordinator Gutts Lewis were present.
Bachelet came to Bangladesh on Sunday (August 14) morning on a four-day visit.