Disappearance investigations must not be politically motivated: Tuli
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Sanjida Islam Tuli, coordinator of 'Mayer Daak', has demanded that the investigation into enforced disappearances remain free from any political influence.
- Every allegation of disappearance must be investigated neutrally without political bias.
- Perpetrators, regardless of their political affiliation, must face legal action.
- Demands were made to quickly locate the missing persons to end the long-standing suffering of their families.
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Sanjida Islam Tuli, coordinator of the platform 'Mayer Daak', has spoken out regarding the activities of the newly formed commission to investigate enforced disappearances. She emphasized that no allegation of disappearance should be viewed through a political lens. The truth behind every incident must be uncovered without any external influence. Families who have waited years for their missing loved ones now demand nothing but justice.
Human rights organizations have long claimed that numerous people fell victim to enforced disappearances over the past years. To ensure a proper investigation, the interim government recently formed a special inquiry commission. While welcoming this initiative, the families of the victims still harbor concerns. They do not want the core objective of this investigation to be lost due to political shifts.
Sanjida Islam Tuli stated that many past investigations were covered up for political reasons. She urged that the same mistake must not be repeated this time. Regardless of the perpetrators' identities, they must be brought to justice. She also called on the government to provide all necessary legal and psychological support to the affected families.
Human rights activists also believe that the rule of law can only be restored if the commission's work remains entirely neutral. The victim families hope they will finally get accurate information about their missing relatives. Experts believe that maintaining transparency in the investigation will strengthen public trust in the government.
“It is crucial to keep the investigation of sensitive and inhumane issues like enforced disappearances free from political influence. Historically, many investigations have been hindered for political gains. If the current commission can operate neutrally, it will restore public trust in the judiciary and mark a milestone in protecting human rights.”
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