Why is a 'death squad' from Bangladesh allowed to go on UN missions?

With this investigation, we can reveal that two of the UN's troop contributing countries — Bangladesh and Sri Lanka — are sending officers on peacekeeping missions who are implicated human rights violations like torture and extrajudicial killings back home. The UN is seemingly turning a blind eye....

21 min - World Affairs & Investigations - DW Documentary

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