Bangladesh protests lead to 200 deaths, human rights violations
Amnesty International — July 29, 2024, 08:00 PM UTC
Summary: Protests in Bangladesh erupted on July 15, 2024, over the reinstatement of a 30% government job quota for war veterans' children. Violent crackdowns by police and affiliated groups resulted in over 200 deaths and 2,500 arrests within ten days. The government imposed a communication blackout, and reports of human rights violations, including unlawful use of force, emerged. Protests continue, demanding justice for victims.
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