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In last couple of years, hundreds of thousands of minorities have tried to escape the ongoing atrocities against them in Bangladesh. They have crossed into the bordering Indian states to seek refugee from diabolic pestle in their home country. There are not better of in India since those unwelcome refugees are not recognized. Only a few organizations with limited financials are trying to help them.

HRCBM is the leading organization that is serving those refugees with its limited resources. Those thousands of refugees in the new land need food, shelter and rehabilitation without the essentials they may be extinct. Although it can be considered as one of the biggest refugee settlement in the world, no organization or government yet ventured into helping the hapless.

HRCBM desperately need your help provide humanitarian services to those in dire need. Please extend your help today.

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USCR reports on Bangladesh

Country Report 2002: Bangladesh
As 2001 closed, religious minorities in Bangladesh continued to report incidents of looting and other violence, including threats of expulsion if they did not convert to Islam.
One Bangladeshi Hindu NGO estimated that some 200,000 Hindus were internally displaced at year’s end. The NGO said the Hindus had sought shelter in large cities or with relatives in places other than their ancestral villages....more...

UNHCR News

Bangladesh: Minister admits atrocities against minorities
Bangladesh Foreign Minister M. Morshed Khan, while admitting yesterday that atrocities had been committed against the minorities in his country......more..

International Criminal Court

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