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US calls for accountability on recent rights violations in Bangladesh
US Department of State spokesperson Mathew Miller said that The United States wants to see those responsible for recent rights violations in Bangladesh held accountable, reports The Business Standard. He made the remarks in response to a question during a regular press briefing on Monday. During the briefing, a journalist also asked Miller if the US has communicated with the Bangladeshi...
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