Overview
- The interim administration led by Muhammad Yunus has not scheduled national elections originally due in late 2025, extending its unelected rule.
- Jamaat-e-Islami, Hefazat-i-Islam and the National Consolidation Party have reemerged with state backing to orchestrate violence and political intimidation.
- Security forces and allied mobs have arrested over 92,000 people on murder charges and detained journalists, academics and civil society activists on unsubstantiated grounds.
- Eleven reform commissions formed in 2024 have produced detailed recommendations on human rights, police reform and constitutional change that remain unadopted.
- Communal violence against minorities continues unabated, with mobs damaging at least 14 Hindu homes in Rangpur on July 26–27 and similar attacks reported in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.