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with thousands answering his call to protest, but the government still looks unwilling to compromise, maintaining the quotes and not to support his anger, can secure cons, release, and set you up to date more of the top of the our next we have a little back of the agenda as a result in fine, good aspect, couple of 5 minutes have a good. the ukraine was like a stepping points. you know, 5 what you into that warranty wants to finish your studies. now you have a significant from the training. you can just go back or somewhere else currently, more people than ever on the world wide in such a base in life categories. something that is come in very, very sense. yeah. can we learn more about or no one nice story info, migraines. the
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other line, the copper line, the ceremony is about to start the the i did, they have isolated, high attend today. we paid tribute to noise on me. on the tv was one of our brothers organs is now one of our motors. it also is around the table when he said he was shot by police while participating in the protest movement on august 4th, when members of the a one, the lead beat him to death with baton data, hockey sticks and other weapons to give them visual all through the, it won't, yesterday morning, after 48 days and intensive care. can you please a come to to is injury. so the nice to the, to in the bottom going and then to dishes capital data. tommy cool. as long as paying his last respects to one of his co protest is he's lost count of how many times he's had to do. so in the
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past few months, in july 2024 students that protest movement moved into a national uprising that managed to bring down prime minister shea casino, who had ruled the country for 16 years. from lots to demonstrate as paid a high cost within one month, thousands were injured and between $701000.00 were killed. many was students coming to the uh you area, i'll save you and protect to come to the aid of the mount, his family. so that they may have a happy and fulfilled life to protect us and our country so that no other dictates that can ever home people. then i'll put a bubble model. skate from c o. kind of who was the leading figure of the movement which put in into shape seen as
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a forward tavian rule. he's with the countries new found. com is fragile. oh, the one that is what we're so i don't know if we have to remain united in the face of adversity. so you had not compromise our future and what's happened to everything we've achieved so far? how much idea that is what we are asking of the population. the only way that we can read our society of fascism is if we have solidarity between us. i mean, the citizens of this country have entrusted us with a mission that are going to rebuild the country home or tend to offer them a better life of the problem with the money. that's the only way we can keep their support. i guess the, the,
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the protests that would have such a dramatic outcome began with a much narrow of focus, namely a controversial government job closure system that was reinstated to this 30 percent of all government jobs were reserved for the descendants of the country's freedom sciences. those who fought for independence from pocky stone in 1971. many were close to the alarm in the shape casinos policy. the young people especially took issue with this closing system not least because use unemployment and back. the dish is high. hovering close to 16 percent in 2023 young people, often the 1st victims of unemployment and inflation. and for these jobs because the reinstated quote, a system was not just discriminatory, but
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a symbol of the nepotism and cronyism. they felt plague, bangladesh, the society. the 1st to rally against the reinstated closer was students from public universities. they was soon joined by students from private universities. we cooling for demonstrations and rallies on campuses across the country, starting full pm tomorrow. but che christina refused all dialogue. instead, she launched a bloody crackdown full during police to find live rooms that protested. the country was shocked by the bond images and as anger against a scene as i insisted who grew tens of thousands, joined the protest until it became a mass of anti government and pro democracy movement on august 5th, having lost the supposed to be ami to siena, resigned and select the country,
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her full also tracked down her father's legacy, shake movie boy rum on. long seen as a national hero was able, romana had been a key figure in bangladesh, was fined for freedom. during the 1971, independence, more of the town on the dish was still an eastern province of pocky stone. the pocket stony ministry had launched an operation to weed out a growing bengalis separatist movement. the result was a bruce or campaign. no one knows exactly how many people were killed. independent research has estimate that 300002500000 people died. according to the bangladesh, the government millions parents off to shake, who's seen a fled head father was able to run on was also no longer welcome the
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winds. how, who had the news of his scene, his resignation. he was already headed for the parliament, seeing here holding the magazines, dash a on what we've been through is incredible. i can think of a minute and even as we live in, we're realizing the importance of this moment. we could die today and have no regret. its been indescribable that the many thousands of bangladesh she's of all ages stores the parliament and the prime minister's residence some even to personal items with them. the this particular from the government with dismantled people with reclaiming spaces that had long been inaccessible to them. i bought this one on one side of going to the other side for 16 years and shape i've seen as government corrupted, undermine and destroyed every one of our country's institutions. so. so the not
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a single one remained on skate and i'm gonna say it has an up the revolution had 2 goals for shakes. i've seen have to step down as the end to end this fascism falls into hiding. the prime minister has no been austin, but we haven't completely gotten rid of the fascism bill. that's why we have to keep fighting. if we want to build a nation in which this parliament truly reflects the end, defends the interests of the the, the campuses have since resumed at deka university bus. so totally cool. his political activism has taken a new phone, the sort of thing on the ground. our team visited cemetery is to meet the families of the martyrs in each district. we also spoke with the injured and with their families. furthermore, we helped meetings with members of our movements to exchange our thoughts. okay,
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but what we've written these to general and vague, we need to add more detail. he's spend several weeks traveling the country together with other demonstrations listening to people entering the provinces. my for the model was we were surprised by the extent to which people were dreaming of a new bank with actual so levels that, that everyone felt that their voice has had been ignored for the last 16 years. so additionally, so what do i say? they also shared every day challenges. they face it out like the need for quality medical services. i have a meeting with their private or public as especially in the north, the banquet that had to be shy about him. on the 2nd we pass along what we learned in my speech services to the new government. the idea of the with the ask for them with the same level is on the list and that's what it is. but what does this new bangladesh looks like? that's the tell us the interim government which has been put in place must now tackle it's k take it is mohammed units and nobel peace prize. laurie's and a woman critic of a scene of the economy is nicknamed the banker of the pool for his work. and
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developing micro credits was the student movements choice? hold on. what does that mean? i'm with eunice foster purchased a truck truck. i mean, i know the day, i mean i know there's a one 3rd work they got inside. got it on the inside. that is for donald with this stuff on there, but i don't know whether it's the most comfortable vicious production or he'd be just at the bottom of the unit has got an address on a wide and fragile on the lines that include civil society members to sizes from the protest movement have been attracting a lot of public attention a safe moment. and particularly the heat is at the university in the heart of data, faculty and students with busing, with excitement waiting for their special guests to arrive. sure to move to the side. so that he has room to go to the podium. no heat is not had come
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to visit his fullness co demonstrations. just a few weeks prior, he had been occupying the streets of the capital together with thousands of students. since then, the 26 year old has been propelled into a government position every time a government espinoza, thrown in bangladesh. students were on the front line, but they wouldn't have made a pontiff in the government. how movement has shown that that can happen. i will always be your friend and your brother, and i want to begin serving you as soon as possible together we will solve the problems of students and teachers and improve education in this country. thank you will very much. the,
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as one of those who spearheaded the protest movement, no heat is none, was arrested and tortured by the police. he's now in a very different row that will take some getting used to the, the system. because this product, so the do not know or feels it up before i live in the campus. she does more likely can and easy means before that place was better
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within the interim government night, as mom was named adviser to the ministry of telecommunications and information technologies, a post with strategic significance as much of the countries media had become propaganda. outlets school shakes casino and had government in recent years. this is his 1st visit to the headquarters of the bangladesh, telecommunication regulatory commission, b t. c. it was here that the decision was taken during the demonstrations to shut down the intimate throughout the country for several days to quell the uprising. now he does not is determined to change things. the are the, the, the, the by suspending the internet you created conditions that facilitated the mode of thousands of students. this institution best made itself an accomplice to the
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crimes of repression. so which students paid with their blog bundle of issues one to societies with a national interest comes 1st. this feeling is visibly less prevalent among some civil servants who are more concerned about the security of the job. and that promotion that this plunge into a democratic transition is also plunged into the unknown for the country. the interim government has pledged to reform bangladesh and to to, since before organizing new elections. until recently, the entire administration was in the hands of those clubs to shake casino, and so her critics say riddled with corruption. you'll find notes on your upcoming appointments, and this file was over the test on the
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engaging political. how be i you, people need to understand that we've changed the government and, and there's no turning back one, let us get we didn't just take down and regime dominated by one politically policy only to replace it with something similar except the only thing that the entire political system in this country need to complete the whole thing. of course, it will be those who want the old fashioned government back before and they will do everything they can to the stabilize us to the internet on the internet of supporters of the allow me link on whether they're still here or flip road. we try to cause problems for us on a look and definitely disagreeing. if we show to face many old medicals along the way, let me just double check. will this new pulse be possible for bangladesh? this is independence, and 1971. the country has lived through civil transitional governments following periods of ministry dictatorship organs to banassi. for the last 30 years,
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just 2 copies of domination of the countries political landscape, che casinos allow me league, and bangladesh and national policy. the main opposition policy for professor pub is covey, abbas e y thing. the slights clean should not be the priority. can do a to me, but it easy. but sure you could pass a lot batting the, allow me leak wiper cushions with that. how the shipping is, especially when if we look back at election results from 1991 to the countries last free elections of 2008. it will be seen as party even when at last it for still received over 30 percent of the boat to do it. i'm going to keep difficult for me to be able to, i believe voters should have the right to decide whether or not they want to get rid of the want me like a man right now. the most emergent task is just to bring down inflation, which has been waiting for several years, getting patient, you know,
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2 different buses so far. and i have a transitional government to hasn't managed to do that. i've been wanting to see the the overall cost of living has risen by 10 to 11 percent. eat up with food prices suffering from 14 percent inflation. martian will picking the age. this is the main source of concern for people that extend a real challenge for this government will check the truck and it's going to be the challenge. we'll just need to from what i get the i wonder microsoft was. my name is michael chocolate. i don't, i was the secretary general of the united people's democratic french on april 20th 2019 or do you think it was on the street running an errand? how did you know, with the most literal as i was taking a cup of tea, when i realized that several people were staring at, i'm on the point, i thought they were customers. then suddenly i heard someone calling my name. i
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don't think i barely had time to turn around before those men grab me by the color of my shirt. losing a little bit space around and me to stop me from escaping a lot of the land. barely a minute later, a small car arrived at that they threw me in the den hancock. me took my bag. so my phone went to the end of the blindfolded me and took my somewhere a couple of years ago. and for the so what i'm gonna again michael chuck but did not see the lives of the day for 5 years. a defender of buddhist minority rights and southern bands, a dish. he was abducted detained and tortured in a secret military intelligence prison. he was one of the hundreds of victims of enforced disappearing system done to dash a method used to detain opponents or eliminate them without leaving any trace.
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michael was released the day off to the full of the regime. and approach disconnects is to bring his case to justice. how are you? i'm feeling better. how are you? would you like to testify before the commission of inquiry? on the monday? i mean, i'm not sure sending my application to the commission will do much, but it doesn't hurt to try. yeah. i'd recommend that you do by talking to them about your clients to be able to make some progress. i'm sure they'll be able to advise you and your lawyer on what steps to take. cindy, that is lovely, is a code nice of my a duck mothers. cool. and then golly approach has platform that helps families whose relatives have been updated. believe the same to late in the collective and helping me lot, especially when it came to putting together my case. she explained the procedure to me. how to lodge a complaint and get
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a trial to me that i'm in the video. that one on my case is different from the ones who usually works on because i'm the only witness to my abduction and i survived my post apologizing. whatever my senior is that i won't be believing that i'm free again now. but i continue to live in fear and was not guilty as to when i walked down the street and the car slows down in front of me. my body immediately freezes about last night. that little ridiculous. if someone is at the door, doesn't that panic at the thought of who it might be and ask someone else to answer it for me? here most testimony in that of the few other people who were lucky enough to be free, it is very important. we ask them if they were able to identify any of the prisoners who were held at the same time. even if this was just a voice from a neighboring sellers fluids. we ask them to tell us what happened to them to describe the place, how many cells they were. this is be now only way of obtaining information about
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the secret prison and about those who were in charge at the time information. we need to bring those responsible to justice and to find out about what happened to those who disappear. so he is shaken, seen is government to night. these objections were happening bus according to estimates between 600 to 1200 people disappeared during his 16 year old son released others when the audit extrajudicial executions. hundreds of victims remain unaccounted for. this family remains in the dark about what happened to the family member. you should make very clear that your brother was taken in front of his wife and your mother. you should also describe the vehicle i'm with as a man, but we are in uniforms. that make it more and more people have been coming to see
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us since the photos the previous regime. so why? because before people were too afraid to shake a scene is the number of abductions and extra judicial execution. scarborough purposes, we've never seen that kind of repression to hold onto power. every time elections approached political opponents were arrested. the police had eyes on any one expressing criticism or voice in a different opinion. whether you arrive to poet, gen list, or just an ordinary citizen. no one's was fed the sunday to 2 lives science began in 2013 when her brother was kidnapped.
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he was a senior and then the of the bangladesh and nationalist policy. the main opposition policy. she suspects he was taken by the rapid action battalion, often referred to as the death squads, which had direct links to the government. the me, i don't a person on that day age, people were arrested by members of the rapid action battalion. this, you don't have a witness of this for each kid not. painting is what you learned. got some of position members working off in the middle of the nice and taken from their homes by force while they wives and children looked on every time we've on us for an explanation. the rate based denied any involvement. although of course, that will have the going to confess, we will always prevent it from logical treat clients. and the supreme court never launched an investigation as to guess we were all now on. severe has already won 2
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victories. mohammed eunice, this government has set up an independent commission of inquiry and rest, applied to international convention against enforce disappearances. i have a son who was waiting for his father to come back who dreams of being able to hold his hand again when he goes for a walk in the park toward father no longer has any meaning for him to the hopes that those responsible for these crimes will now be bruce before the international criminal court in the hague. the, i don't know if you realize this, but for the last 16 years, the only question is the son could freely ask his father was dead when are we going to prison?
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at the document university campus debates on the future of the move, then continue tati. cool. let this mazing was students lead is from the country right table it. we'd also like to hear you suggest some solutions. we know there are problems. i don't think it's good to point out what's wrong with it, but it won't help us move forward if that's all you do. as someone says, i can definitely keep this kind of free and open debate would have been hard to imagine just a few months ago. if i remember that it was on zillow today, amount of saying, i don't want that activities, right? so the people have chosen democracy. so students must set an example that we must provide a space for to be we're all opinions can be expressed, significant staples, what i like is that i'm, that it is active in organizing this type of meeting where no one has to hide it. that's not, that's a dream come true. we're really enjoy in this new sense of freedom. i'm going to sort of as a need just the
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hello welcome. the to larry has just joined us for strength, courage and determination inspire us every day. finally, the struggle for justice by to leave the collective and the relatives of the missing is funding an audience. go on when he can pull out photographers spinning, find t is documenting the lives of those with missing loved ones. and how the idea of a stacy can be the exhibition is being held at the national museum of bangladesh, a sign of changing times. due to strong web tab, you have no idea how difficult it was to organize this type of defense in the past
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. we could only we tried to exhibits around the 31st as a few months ago. so we would quickly made to understand that this would not be possible just finished the family. to be me. i'm. it can a very well looking forward to finally being able to show this work now across the country and internationally. so we have the whole who needs to know that enforce disappearance is being taking place here in bangladesh with impunity, family savvy to tell me to go to the report. i just want to get this done with all the and ashley one is going to say they want to hide the ceiling every time i go back to the university, it makes me nostalgic and, but like i said, the one of my life changed in just a few weeks since i never imagined i didn't don't where i am now. then he said, well, a little to everyone to sit down generation was not
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a little sized that we would go century individuals listed in these career and the but we only thought of our own interests and that we were in different to the problem that play golf country, so the only people considering this, the involvement of young people in this revolution as being older, more a month. no heat is none, and the many thousands who joined the uprising wanted to write a new chapter in the history. the interim government must now try to carry the hopes on the search and futures of 170000000 bangladesh. these to the i think those are nice with the exam or is it going to be listening because of the hopes and aspirations need to do something to say that and excite juicy to not let them down on a book with us despite the difficulty and the word close to them and that lack of experience. we are determined to make a significance of this new beginnings and i'm done with this the, the,
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