Throughout the days of fear, uncertainty and lack of security during the revolution, the students of Chattogram remained united and steadfast while after the revolution, they took it upon themselves to help out the community. The change, brought forward by the students, can now be felt throughout the city.

The book is not only ardent in its refusal of authority but also speaks of detaching oneself from aspects of one’s life that add meaning in the pursuit of revolution.

How will these students feel safe on campus upon their return?

Results for the June 2024 Cambridge IGCSE, O level and International AS & A level were published today at 12 PM.

The public reception up until now begets the question: did we dismiss the efforts of the students too easily?

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A mass movement, hundreds dead, thousands injured, and a Prime Minister’s resignation. And with that, a country came to life, feeling a sense of freedom. We won then, right?

Amid the turmoil, students have come forward to maintain order and assist with traffic management across the country.

The communal attacks against minorities undermine the very essence of unity and justice that countless student protesters have sacrificed their lives for.

On July 31, the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Jashore, released a public notice announcing that two detained HSC 2024 examinees would have to appear for their upcoming exams from Satkhira District Jail.

University teachers and employees have been dropped from the Prottoy pension scheme.

On August 3, 183 faculty members from North South University (NSU) released a statement expressing solidarity with the students, their families, and everyone affected by the unrest and violence that followed the quota reform protests.

626 faculty members across all departments and institutes of BRAC University released a joint statement on August 2 expressing their solidarity with the students, their families, and all those affected by the unrest that followed the quota reform protests. 

In an open letter to their students, several faculty members from BRAC University (BRACU) expressed their solidarity with them after the unrest that unfolded across the country in July following the quota reform protests. 

The recent movement saw a massively uneven distribution of power, where unarmed students were up against armed forces in full gear. In this reality, medical students have been trying their best to speak out against the atrocities being carried out. Alongside that, they’ve been using their skills to help save lives.

We believe there can be no future without the success and support of the students.

Bangladeshi student associations in Australia, Canada, and Hungary are organising rallies to show their support for the reform movement.

On July 17, at least five students were injured during attacks by leaders and members of BCL in front of the ULAB campus.

Several hundred BRAC University (BRACU) students are stuck inside their campus, and many of them are currently in need of urgent medical assistance. 

A group of Bangladeshis, alongside a few locals, in Budapest, Hungary, came together to show their support for the Quota Reform Movement.