UN hope to free elections in Bangladesh

The United Nations has been closely monitoring Khaleda Zia and the next incident in Bangladesh
. At the same time they expect a fair and fair election in the country. The United Nations has given importance to creating an environment for such an election. BNP chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia is now in jail UN Secretary-General Antoine Gutter's spokesman Stephen Dujerreck said on the question that any action has been taken by the UN Secretary-General in this regard. He was answering the questions of journalists at a regular press briefing on Friday. Responding to the question of Khaleda Zia, she said, "We have expressed concern. But the next sentence could not be clearly understood. Because, two or more words in two places were implied. He said, we would expect 'the ... like in country country, a ... this is our principal position'. Here on the issue of Bangladesh with the journalists, his question-answer was given:

Q: Mr. Stephen, thank you. You know, Begum Khaleda Zia, the main opposition leader of Bangladesh, is now in jail. According to news agency AFP and other media, millions of people are demanding their release through peaceful protest protests. The media report also said that the ruling party has taken Khaleda Zia in jail for disqualification in the next election. In the meantime, Khaleda Zia has met with leaders of her party to find updates about EU delegates, diplomats from the US and other developing countries. Since the Khaleda Zia is facing a political motivated case, in view of this, what has the United Nations Secretary-General taken for her release?
Answer: I think, you know, we said that we are closely watching the situation. We have expressed concern. Our principle is to create an environment that can be free and peaceful.
It is to be noted that, in the briefing, the Rohingya crisis arises. In response to the questions of the journalists, Stephen Dujarreira answered the question. One journalist asked him, "My question about the Rohingya crisis. Many Rohingyas have taken refuge in Bangladesh. What is the way in which they can be sent to Myanmar? Because, Rohingya thinks Myanmar will not accept them sincerely. UN special Rapporteur on the issue said that crimes against humanity were committed against Rohingya on the border. Many Rohingya have been killed. So do they have any chance of returning?
Stephen Dujarrek in the north said good question. You know, the situation is not suitable yet. As a result, you know about its potential. Recently, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees said that favorable conditions of return to the Rohingya refugees are not yet created. Returns will be voluntary. It will be under the existing law. We have to respect the concern of the people about their concern or situation. They have to choose where they want to return.