In view of this situation, the National Human Rights Commission strongly believes that by creating an environment of mutual trust, tolerant behavior of political parties and citizens' deliberate and independent voting in the elections, it is possible to develop democratic values, tolerance and human rights culture in the country, which is important for the realization of the dream of sustainable development of Bangladesh and building a smart Bangladesh in the future. 4. Aims and objectives of the guidelines The main objective of this guideline is to protect human rights during elections and contribute to creating the environment for dignified coexistence of all. To achieve this objective, the National Human Rights Commission will:  Encourage all public and private institutions involved in the election process, local administration, law enforcement, candidates, media and civil society representatives to be active in the protection of civil rights and human rights during elections.  Encourage the common citizens and voters of the country to exercise the highest human rights, civil rights and tolerance.  Play an effective role in ensuring justice and protection of the rights of victims of human rights violations, and  Ensuring an environment of a dignified co-existence for the common citizens, the Election Commission will consult with relevant institutions including local administration and law enforcement agencies and make necessary recommendations. 5. Stakeholders of the guidelines        Bangladesh Election Commission All public and private organizations involved in the election process, potential election candidates and local administrations. Civil organizations and civil society. Media representatives. Voters Law enforcement agencies. Election observation teams/ representatives/ institutions (national and international). 6. Main Activities 6.1 Pre- Election Period:  Selecting potential risk areas of human rights violations and determining possible actions based on the level of violence in previous elections in constituencies 06  Conduct a continuous exchange of views with all public and private institutions (including law enforcement), potential candidates and local civil society representatives with electoral responsibilities and determine possible actions for at-risk constituencies. ��� Analyzing the information obtained from the series of opinion-exchange meetings and sending the necessary recommendations and directions to the Election Commission and