Bangladesh: Officials Linked to Hundreds of 'Disappearances'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

38% : The Bangladesh government has long denied compelling evidence of government involvement in disappearances, which is particularly damaging and painful to victims' families.
38% : The United States, United Kingdom, European Union, Canada, Australia, and other countries have laws authorizing governments to impose sanctions on human rights abusers and prohibit visas or entry, seize assets, and block access to banking and other financial services.
35% : Many families whose loved ones were forcibly disappeared said that when they tried to register a police report, the police refused to accept any complaint that included allegations against law enforcement, and that some families faced threats and harassment.

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