Bangladesh: A Nation in Transition
As the February 12, 2026 election approaches, international monitors warn of rising risks to safety, civic space, and minority protection.
Legacy Deaths (2024)
1,400+
Mob Killings (ASK 2025)
198
Election Date
Feb 12
Countdown to Election
Days Remaining
Critical monitoring period for political rights and security.
State Violence & Impunity
A comparative snapshot of documented deaths: protest-period legacy, mob killings, and reported state-linked incidents.
Violence Statistics Overview
Source note: “Legacy deaths” are an OHCHR estimate; “mob killings” are ASK 2025 totals.
Legacy of 2024
UN reporting estimates up to 1,400 deaths during the July–August 2024 crackdown period.
2025 Trend: Mob Violence
ASK documented 198 “mob beats to death” fatalities in 2025.
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Political Freedom & Civic Space
Election-period rights risks: opposition restrictions, pressure on civic space, and minority vulnerability.
Journalist Attacks (Indicator)
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Election Risk Factors
Election Security
Incidents since schedule announcement (Dec 2025)
Activists Killed
16
Clashes Recorded
62
A Durable Democratic Renewal
Prioritized actions required to ensure a rights-respecting transition.
- Independent investigations and prosecutions for unlawful killings and custodial deaths.
- Targeted prevention and prosecution to reduce mob killings.
- Stop misuse of security laws against peaceful critics.
- Ensure due process and equal protection.
- Guarantee lawful assembly and media freedom.
- Rapid response and protection measures for at-risk communities.
- Consistent prosecution of communal violence.
- Investigate attacks on media outlets; protect journalists.
- Align cyber/security regulation with international standards.
- Operationalize UN human rights engagement and oversight.
- Strengthen judicial independence and impartial enforcement.

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