Bangladesh

You may have seen Rounak Mahmud, 50, on the 1 train platform. Though he doesn’t make much money in New York, he owns a five-story building back in his home country of Bangladesh. He moved to the United States less than 20 years ago, but says he has more pride for his new home than many Americans.

Along with the usual array of accomplished presidents and prime ministers, this year, Columbia's World Leaders Forum is hosting Dr. Fakhruddin Ahmed, the chief adviser of the Caretaker Government of Bangladesh. Ever since his pseudomilitary regime took office in Dhaka, rampant human rights violations have become the state's hallmark.

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