ROLE AND LEGITIMACY OF INTERIM GOVTS: A CASE STUDY OF BANGLADESH
The Business Guardian|September 09, 2024
The recent events in Bangladesh resulting from the student protests leading to ouster of the former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has raised several questions, most importantly on the power of the interim government in international law and the significance of such an interim government globally.
ABHINAV MEHROTRA
ROLE AND LEGITIMACY OF INTERIM GOVTS: A CASE STUDY OF BANGLADESH

Well-known Nobel laureate Prof: Mohammad Yunis is the head of this government. Under his advisory, Bangladesh is planning to develop institutions that according them are destroyed by Sheikh Hasina government. Under International law, there is no difference between an interim government and a permanent government. This law is more concerned about the state and less about the form of government. However, there is a law for the recognition of government.

This process has two systems ie. de jure recognition and de facto recognition.

Soon after the new interim government took charge of Bangladesh almost all the nations have recognised the interim government led by Mohammad Yunis. It shows the government is recognized by international community as a whole.

No state has withdrawn the recognition, which is completely contrary to the situation of Afghanistan, where few states recognized the government.

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