Attempts to mislead public over enforced disappearance law: Humam Quader Chowdhury

Humam Quader Chowdhury has alleged that attempts are being made to spread confusion among the general public regarding the new law against enforced disappearances. Speaking at a recent event, he stated that a specific group is trying to mislead people about the law to serve their own interests.

Over the past years, many people in Bangladesh have fallen victim to enforced disappearances. To investigate these incidents and bring the perpetrators to justice, the new government has formed a commission and signed the international convention against enforced disappearances. However, various misinformation is being spread about these new laws and regulations, especially on social media.

Humam Quader Chowdhury emphasized that the families of disappearance victims have been waiting for justice for a long time. This law has been enacted to protect their rights, and therefore, no confusion should be spread about it. He urged everyone to remain alert and seek accurate information.

Analysts believe that since enforced disappearance is a sensitive issue, it is natural for the public to have questions about the new law. The government should present the positive aspects of the law in simple terms to the public. This will prevent anyone from spreading misinformation and alleviate public concerns.