Yunus rule marked by rehabilitation of Jamaat; Institutional capture by radicals and attacks on minorities: Report

Since August 2024, Bangladesh has seen a surge in extremism following the interim government's rise, marked by the lifting of bans on Jamaat-e-Islami and its affiliates. This has led to increased radicalization in universities, open mobilization of banned groups, and a rise in violence and discrimination against minorities, signaling a weakening of state control and secular identity.