Students protest violently against government job quotas in Bangladesh, leading to chaos and casualties.
In Bangladesh, violent clashes have erupted between students and police over government job quotas. The protests, aimed at reforming the job quota system, have resulted in 32 deaths and widespread unrest. The students are demanding an end to discriminatory job quotas in the public sector, leading to a state of emergency in the nation. The tension escalated as protesters set fire to the state broadcaster's headquarters, symbolizing the intensity of the demonstrations.
As tensions rise, Bangladesh faces a potential shutdown as transport and businesses prepare to halt operations. The clashes between police and students continue to escalate, with a death toll of 19 more people reported in recent confrontations. The government's response to the protests remains a focal point of international attention, with concerns over human rights violations growing.
One of the key issues fueling the protests is the government's reluctance to address the demands of the students regarding job quotas. The violent clashes and casualties underline the deep-rooted dissatisfaction among the youth in Bangladesh. Despite calls for calm from the Prime Minister, the situation remains volatile, highlighting the urgent need for a resolution to the ongoing crisis.
In a surprising turn of events, protesters attacked the Bangladeshi state broadcaster in a dramatic display of defiance. The students' vow for a 'complete shutdown' demonstrates their determination to bring about change in the country. This unrest serves as a poignant reminder of the power of youth activism and the persistent challenges faced by Bangladesh in addressing societal issues.
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At least 12 people have died after students took to the streets to demand reforms to a government job quota system.
Incensed crowd facing riot police set BTV building on fire as students demand end to discriminatory job quotas.
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Des manifestants ont mis le feu au siège de la principale chaîne de télévision publique du Bangladesh, BTV.
Au cœur des manifestations, le système de quotas pour les emplois de fonctionnaires. Les étudiants demandent au gouvernement d'y mettre fin et exigent un ...
Protesters set fire to the headquarters of the state broadcaster in Bangladesh on Thursday as violent clashes between students and police continued, ...
DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) - Police clashed Thursday with student protesters attempting to impose a "complete shut...
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Authorities cut some mobile internet services to quell anti-quota protests that have killed at least 12 people this week.
Dacca, Bangladesh | AFP | jeudi 18/07/2024 - Les affrontements au Bangladesh entre les forces de l'ordre et les étudiants, qui manifestent contre un système ...
Des centaines de manifestants ont débordé la police antiémeute qui avait fait usage contre eux de balles en caoutchouc et ont pourchassé les policiers qui se ...
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Les affrontements au Bangladesh entre la police et les étudiants qui manifestent contre des quotas d'embauche dans la fonction publique ont fait 39 morts.
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Death toll expected to rise amid violence that has seen government buildings torched and telecommunications disrupted.
Mobile internet access blocked and news broadcasts shut down as students demand end to discriminatory job quotas.
Reports of deaths rose, and protesters attacked the head office of state-run Bangladesh Television, breaking through a main gate and setting vehicles and the ...
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