Abu Sayeed, student of Begum Rokeya University of Rangpur (BRUR), is the first martyr in the 2024 student movement.
The history of Bangladesh is often described as a history of conflicts, power shifts and disasters.
Following World War II, the modern human rights movement gained momentum, and in 1948 the United Nations (UN) adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), which serves as the foundation for current international human rights law.
Global Bangladeshis Alliance for Human Rights (GBAHR)
Across Borders for Human Rights
Born from the collective spirit of Bangladeshis worldwide, the Global Bangladeshis’ Alliance for Human Rights (GBAHR) rises as a beacon of hope. We are a tapestry woven from diverse human rights organizations, united by a singular purpose: to safeguard the fundamental rights of every Bangladeshi, both within the motherland and across the diaspora.
Fuelled by a shared passion for justice, GBAHR stands guard against discrimination and oppression, empowering voices at home and abroad. Whether navigating the complexities of migrant rights or advocating for marginalized communities within Bangladesh, we are one force, pushing for a world where every Bangladeshi can thrive with dignity and respect.
What We Do
We are committed to emphasizing GBAHR’s global reach, diverse membership, and unwavering commitment to protecting human rights for all Bangladeshis.
Join Us
Join us, as we bridge borders and raise our collective voice. Together, let’s weave a future where human rights are cherished ideals and lived realities for all Bangladeshis.
Human Rights Situation in Bangladesh
Stories on human rights situation in Bangladesh.
Urgent Appeal to Deny Political Asylum in UK to Criminals of 2024 Student Massacre in Bangladesh
GBAHR has recently added a feature to its website through which UK residents can request their respective MPs to ensure...
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GBAHR Press Conference on Student Movement & aftermaths at the National Press Club in Dhaka
On August 21st 2024, GBAHR in association with Weekly Surma organised a press conference on Student Movement & aftermaths at...
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