In Bangladesh, the families of victims of forced disappearances have rallied to demand their return.
Rights groups say more than 600 people disappeared since the Awami League government led by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina came to power in 2009.
Their families accuse the government of harrassment to try and force them to remain silent about what’s happened.
Al Jazeera’s Tanvir Chowdhury reports from the capital Dhaka.
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