Following the July 16 Gopalganj Massacre – where innocent Hindus and local civilians were brutally killed by the Bangladesh Army – photos of the carnage quickly went viral on social media. In the aftermath, and under the cover of a continued curfew, the army and law enforcement agencies launched door-to-door raids across the region. These operations resulted in the arrest and, in many cases, the alleged abduction of men, women, and even minors. Shockingly, not a single human rights organization – including the United Nations – has spoken out against these crimes against humanity.

This silence is not without reason. UN Secretary-General António Guterres and Volker Türk, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, have both played the role of silent collaborators in the jihadist coup that took place in Bangladesh last year. This coup was orchestrated and supported by former US President Barack Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton, George and Alexander Soros, the US Deep State, and Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

Adding to the concern, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) recently signed an agreement with the Yunus regime to establish a permanent office in Bangladesh. In my view, this is the first step toward establishing a so-called “humanitarian corridor” that will serve as a military passage linking Bangladesh to Myanmar’s Arakan State – an area long plagued by extremist insurgencies. The OHCHR has previously been accused of enabling jihadist and terrorist groups in other parts of the world, and this development must be seen in that broader context.

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