Human Rights delegates meet with Jamaat-e-Islami UK and Europe spokesperson Barrister Abu Bakor Mollah

Human Rights delegates meet with Jamaat-e-Islami UK and Europe spokesperson Barrister Abu Bakor Mollah - (November 1, 2019)

A delegation of emerging Human Rights activists and social media activists paid a courtesy call to Abu Bakor Molla, a spokesman for Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami UK and Europe, at his Canary Warf's own office on Friday evening. At that time, they have discussed the overall political situation of Bangladesh, the non-democratic conduct of the present Awami League government, the chaos of the judicial system and the naked interference of the government and the recent case at the Supreme Court witnessed by the rented people as they said that they were seen him the alleged crime from 6 miles, 5 miles and a half miles away for the execution of ATM Azharul Islam (Former Secretary-General of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami) by the Government of Bangladesh, all online activists abroad and Human Rights activists under surveillance by the intelligence, etc. were discussed. After the meeting, the delegation came out and reported this information.

Stand For Bangladesh Chairman, former Shibir British law unit President & prominent Human Rights activist Mohammad Mazharul Islam Bhayan led by the delegation. There were more delegates named Online activist Md. Tariqul Islam, Md. Mahin Khan, Md. Bashir Ahmed, Md Belal Hossain Mollah and Md Abdur Rahman were present in this programme.


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In a meeting, Jamaat-e-Islami UK and Europe spokesperson said in Bangladesh we can see that the present government has established an undemocratic governmental system, in addition, they are killing innocent people, murdering by police and Awami party terrorists inside the country to maintain power, as well as conducting intelligence and surveillance on all opposition activists and human rights activists who have been abroad recently getting serious threats and the action from the Bangladeshi government. Besides, the law and the court are being controlled and managed by the Awami administration and judges appointed by them. He also said that the legal battle against the execution of Mr ATM Azharul Islam, Assistant Secretary-General of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, will continue.


Representatives working on human rights living in democracy, justice, human rights at home and abroad, through a free and fair election, including the participation of all political parties online and offline, and participation of all political parties in the interest of the overall security of Bangladesh. Importance on ending the situation Impose

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