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⁨Three Dates. Five Decades. One Unfinished Struggle. 15 August 1975. 21 August 2004. 5 August 2024. Three defining moments separated by decades - but linked by Bangladesh’s continuing struggle over democracy, pluralism, secular identity and the legacy of 1971. From the assassination of Bangabandhu to the 21 August grenade...

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An extreme repression spree to stop people from offering tribute to founding father Bangabandhu Chain of events exposing sheer scale of regressive measures to — on August 13, a government order hurriedly issued scrapping public holiday on national mourning marking the anniversary of assassination of the father of the nation and his family members in 1975, August 15 — on August 14, veiled threats of mob violence from so called banner of anti discrimination alliance led public rally against any one dare to pay tribute in memory of father of the nation - on august 14 attack on Awami League rallies in different places across the country — on August 14 evening, unarmed cultural activists were assaulted for defying the mob as they converged to pay tribute to memory of founding father - early hours on August 15, supporters of same mob occupied the road surrounding the residence — in some places midnight rallies brought under the banner of anti discrimination protesters with chants of mob violence against anyone dare to defy and offer towards dhanmondi 32 many more. Such repression is nothing new against Awami League. Following the brutal assassination in 1975 the killers employed similar repressive measures. But the ideals of Mujib overpowered all the hurdles time and again. #15August #Dhanmondi32 #Bangladesh #AwamiLeague #SaveBangladesh #AllEyesOnBangladesh #FredoomOfSpeech UN Human Rights Council Amnesty International Human Rights Watch UN Human Rights European Union in Bangladesh U.S. Embassy Dhaka Volker Türk Former UN Special Rapporteur FoAA rights Assistant Secretary for DRL Sajeeb Wazed Ministry of Foreign Affairs Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh

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