DHAKA,April25(Xinhua)--ABangladeshiforeignministryspokespersonThursdaydenouncedtheU.S.StateDepartment's2023HumanRightsReportreleasedrecently,sayingthereportmostlyreliedonassumptionsandunsubstantiatedallegations."Someoftheinherentandevidentbiasesinthereportingpatternarequiteevident,"spokespersonSeheliSabrinsaidatapressbriefingattheforeignministryhere.Shesaidtheallegationsweredrawnfromlocalandinternationalnon-governmentorganizations(includinganonymoussources),manyofwhicharesupportedbytheU.S.governmentorrelatedentities,thenationalnewsagencyBangladeshSangbadSangsthareported."Ontheotherhand,isolatedandunfoundedallegationscontinuetobeflaggedaspartofasystematictrend,"sheadded.TheBangladeshigovernmenthasbeendoingitsbesttoupholdhumanrightsofitscitizens,andundertheleadershipofPrimeMinisterSheikhHasina,humanrightssituationhassignificantlyimprovedinBangladesh,shecontinued.Asusual,theU.S.reportwrongfullycharacterizedlawfulactionstakenbythelawenforcementauthoritiesinthecountrytorestoresocialorder,thespokespersonsaid.Editor:DisclaimerTheviewsandopinionsexpressedinthisarticlearethoseoftheauthor's,GMW.cnmakesnorepresentationsastoaccuracy,suitability,orvalidityofanyinformationonthissiteandwillnotbeliableforanyerrors,omissions,ordelaysinthisinformation.