The observer group urges further electoral reforms to consolidate democratic progress
June 15, 2026
News Desk
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The Commonwealth Observer Group (COG) has termed Bangladesh’s 2026 parliamentary elections and referendum a “democratic milestone”, while urging further reforms to strengthen and safeguard the country’s democratic progress.
The observation and assessment were published in the group's final report, the Commonwealth said in a statement on Monday.
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