This United Nations Human Rights Office Fact-Finding Report details human rights violations and abuses that occurred during protests in Bangladesh in July and August 2024. The report, conducted at the invitation of the Interim Government, uncovers the former Government's systematic suppression of protests, marked by violent actions by security forces and affiliated groups. It highlights extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests, torture, obstruction of medical care, and attacks on journalists and minority groups. The investigation revealed direct involvement and coordination of the political leadership and security apparatus in these violations. The report further examines accountability efforts, identifies those responsible, and suggests measures to prevent recurrence, emphasizing the need for justice, reconciliation, and systemic reforms within the security sector and governance. Ultimately, the report advocates for a holistic approach to transitional justice that addresses both criminal accountability and the underlying causes of repression in Bangladesh.