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The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) held nationwide protests demanding the arrest and trial of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who resigned following violent protests. The protests coincide with the 49th anniversary of the assassination of Hasina’s father, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Amidst the political turmoil, a UN team is set to arrive in Bangladesh to investigate the recent unrest, while the country’s International Crimes Tribunal is investigating Hasina and others for alleged genocide and crimes against humanity.

The United Nations has expressed concern over the discovery of mass graves at two major Gaza hospitals that were raided by Israeli troops. UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric emphasized the need for a transparent and credible investigation, with access for investigators and journalists. UN human rights chief Volker Türk condemned the destruction of the hospitals and called for independent inquiries. US State Department spokesman Vedant Patel expressed concern but acknowledged Israel’s explanation that exhumed bodies were part of a search for hostage remains. The Israeli military claims to have killed or detained militants sheltering in the hospitals, but the issue of who should conduct the investigation remains uncertain.

The United Nations has called for an urgent investigation into the discovery of mass graves containing hundreds of bodies in two major hospitals in Gaza, previously under siege by the Israeli military. The graves raise concerns of potential war crimes, with evidence of bodies being stripped and tied. The UN has emphasized the need for independent investigators with guaranteed safety from Israeli forces.

The United Nations has urged for a thorough and credible investigation into mass graves discovered at hospitals in Gaza following Israeli raids. The organization emphasized the need for access to the sites for credible investigators and for the safety of journalists reporting from the conflict zone. Additionally, the UN’s human rights chief denounced the destruction of medical facilities and the reported deaths, while the US State Department expressed concern about the reports of mass graves.

The United Nations has called for a transparent and credible investigation into mass graves discovered at two major hospitals in Gaza, which were raided by Israeli troops. The UN’s human rights chief expressed horror over the destruction of the hospitals and urged independent probes into the deaths. The US State Department has also expressed concern about the reports of mass graves. The Israeli military claims that it exhumed bodies of Hamas hostages buried by Palestinians, while Palestinian authorities say some bodies were of individuals killed in hospital raids. The issue of who should conduct the investigation remains uncertain, as the UN requires authorization from its major bodies. The discovery of the graves highlights the need for a ceasefire, humanitarian access, and protection for hospitals.

The United Nations has strongly condemned the discovery of mass graves at two hospitals in the war-torn Gaza Strip after they were raided by Israeli troops. The UN Human Rights Chief has called for an independent and transparent investigation into the deaths, emphasizing that hospitals hold a protected status under international law. The issue of who would conduct the investigation remains uncertain, with the UN indicating that authorization from a major UN body would be necessary. Meanwhile, the Israeli military claims that the bodies were exhumed to search for remains of hostages captured by Hamas during the attack that triggered the conflict. The discovery of the graves has raised concerns about the destruction of Gaza’s health sector and the need for a ceasefire to address the humanitarian crisis.

The United Nations has called for a transparent and credible investigation into the mass graves uncovered at two major hospitals in Gaza, which were raided by Israeli troops during the recent conflict. UN officials, including human rights chief Volker Türk, expressed horror over the destruction of the medical facilities and the discovery of the graves, emphasizing the need for independent and impartial investigations. The US State Department has also expressed concern, while the Israeli military claims the bodies were exhumed as part of a search for hostages. The discovery of the graves adds to the urgency of finding a cease-fire and protecting civilians in the ongoing conflict.

The United Nations has demanded a thorough and transparent investigation into the mass graves discovered at two major Gaza hospitals following their raid by Israeli forces. UN human rights chief Volker Türk condemned the destruction of the medical facilities, calling for independent and transparent inquiries, possibly involving international investigators, to ensure accountability for the deaths. Hospitals, according to international humanitarian law, enjoy special protection, and targeting civilians and non-combatants is a war crime.