United Nations Human Rights Office will be in Dhaka: Adviser Sharmin

Interim Government Social Welfare Adviser Sharmin S. Murshid said that the opening of the United Nations Human Rights Commission office in Dhaka has been discussed.

He gave this information after the meeting with the delegation of the United Nations Human Rights Council on Tuesday afternoon. At that time, Fisheries and Livestock Adviser to the Interim Government Farida Akhtar and Information Adviser Nahid Islam were present.

The social welfare adviser said, ‘An office of the United Nations Human Rights Council will be opened. If it is launched, the Human Rights Council will be able to directly investigate the areas of human rights violations.

Sharmin Murshid also said, ‘The opening of the office of the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Dhaka has been discussed. The government is looking at the matter positively to protect the human rights of the people of Bangladesh.

Before this, the legal adviser in the secretariat. Falkar Turk met with Asif Nazrul.

After the meeting, he said, “The issue of July massacre is being considered seriously.” The fact finding committee is working on it.

United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Falker Turk arrived in Dhaka on Monday night for a two-day visit. The chief advisor of the interim government on a two-day visit to Dhaka. He will meet with six to seven advisers including Muhammad Yunus, chief justice, army chief, representatives of anti-discrimination student movement and representatives of civil society.

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