Commonwealth urges political, civic leaders to contribute to creating conducive environment for polls

“Looking towards and beyond the elections of 7 January, I urge leaders, candidates, and parties to actively encourage all to advance the Commonwealth values of democracy, the rule of law, and human rights in Bangladesh," Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland KC.

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