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More than 1000 Died, Thousands Injured. 

What happened in Bangladesh? A Historic Movement led by Students

Students  were engaged in peaceful protests in Bangladesh following the reinstatement of a quota system for civil service roles. This protest has drawn the support of general citizens. Instead of resolving the issue, government started name-calling and resorted to extreme measures, including blocking communication services, enforcing curfews with shoot-on-sight orders and confronting protesters with arms.

More than 1000 people have died, and several thousands have been injured.

The movement and atrocities are unprecendented in the history of Bangladesh since independence in 1971. 
 

As the situation grew intense, protestors then called for the resignation of the government and declared non-cooperative movement at all levels.  The relentless demonstrations compelled Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to leave her post and flee the country.

A interim government has taken over the power and is now trying to restore law and order. New  government is gathering evidence for the extent of the atrocities, on who were responsible for the direction and execution of this heinous act and filing law suits. 

However,  any domestic litigation will have little or no effect on Ex Prime minister and many ministers who fled the country. As a result, organizing at the international level is imperative to bring justice to those who committed this brutality. 

 

Organizers

Lead Attorneys:

Phillipe 

 

and 

Avi

In support from:

Quamrul Hassan, Ph.D.

Scientist, Entrepreneur, Educator, and Proud Bangladeshi 

Dhaka University, MIT

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How can you help?

As the Ex-PM fled the country, we need to mobilize at the international forum and seek Justice for the heinous crime that were committed against humanity. We ask that you share this initiative with your family, friends and anyone who has been effected.  

  • Options available to seek Justice

There are multiple avenues available to us to seek Justice at the international organization. We are assessing all the options at our disposal. 

Rest assured, we will be developing a fact-based case against the government and people who were involved in this violent act. 

And if possible, you can also donate to help.