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Evaluation[edit]

This article has multiple issues. First, the lead section is somewhat difficult to understand. The only explanation of what forced disappearances are is “people [who] have been forcefully disappeared”, which gives the reader no additional information or context. Other terms that are vague or inadequately explained include “ruling party men,” “opposition party,” and “much international criticism.” Additionally, there is no indication of what makes Chowdhury Alam, Ilyas Ali, Salahuddin Ahmed, and Aminul Islam “notable cases” whereas the others are non-notable. Finally, the information on the page is outdated, with the newest information coming from March 2015. As a result, this page needs significant reorganization, editing, and updating in order to become a clear, informative article. Rjpg12 (talk) 18:14, 30 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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