Bangladeshi students have announced a civil disobedience movement, demanding Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s resignation in nationwide protest rallies.
Student protests resumed yesterday, urging the public to join the civil disobedience movement, encouraging them not to stay at home and to participate in the protests.
Moreover, the civil disobedience movement includes non-payment of taxes and utility bills, strikes by government employees, and halting remittances from banks.
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Sheikh Hasina’s government has offered unconditional negotiations to the students, which the students have rejected until their demands are met.
In addition, protesters are demanding a public apology from Sheikh Hasina for the police crackdown, reopening all universities, and justice and compensation for the victims of the crackdown.
Furthermore, last month, over 200 protesters were killed in violent protests against the quota system in Bangladesh.
