I rise today to express deep concern over the recent reports of violence against minority communities, including Hindus in Bangladesh. In the aftermath of Bangladesh's change in government, we have heard, including from my constituents, accounts of looting and vandalism of homes and damage to religious sites like temples. These acts represent a pattern of violence against communities around the world. While we continue to work toward stability in places like Bangladesh, we simply have to acknowledge what is going on and not turn a blind eye to it.
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Addressing violence against minority communities in Bangladesh following a change in government.
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