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Quota protests: result of social inequality

THE current student movement in Bangladesh highlights the nation’s ongoing struggles with inequality, poor governance and political manipulation. The events have resulted in significant casualties, raising concerns about the country’s democratic fabric and the government’s handling of dissent. The movement and reform efforts have broader...

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A mutiny rooted in history?

MULTIPLE assumptions emerged from the furious anti-job quota protests that recently catapulted Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina to her worst encounter during her last 15-years of uninterrupted rule. The number of deaths swirled beyond two hundred as of this writing; overwhelming brutalities, rampant arson, prolonged curfews...

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JU teachers stage silent procession protesting at killing of protesters

Jahangirnagar University teachers on Tuesday staged a silent procession on the campus protesting against the ‘killing’ of students during the recent unrest centring around the quota reforms movement that sparked a lethal police crackdown across the country.

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NHRC wants perpetrators of violence during quota protests to be identified

The National Human Rights Commission has issued a call for the identification and prosecution of perpetrators involved in recent violence surrounding the quota reform movement in government jobs, emphasising that this process should be based solely on reliable and specific information...

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Over 110 killed in protests in four days

At least 110 people were killed and several thousand others were injured in clashes in the past four days of quota protests across the country, starting from...

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JU students build monument

The students of Jahangirnagar University on Saturday built a monument on the campus in memory of the students who were killed amid the ongoing anti-quota movement...