everytime i read a letter from jungkook i think about how no one has ever loved me in a more precious way than him. it is such an honor to be loved and to be reminded that i am loved by jungkook. i am loved by an angel. how lucky i am. how lucky we all are to have him in our life
A very good point. The Bangladesh prime minister is only focusing on criminal damage caused by protestors responding to the police/law enforcement killing and injuries dozens of ordinary people, and is not interested at all in the people killed by her police force. Disgraceful.
ALERT: It is being reported (though not independently confirmed) that at 3.30 pm #Bangladesh time, three student quota leaders/organisers were picked up by Detective Branch police officers from Gonoshastho hospital in Dhanmondi 6 in the capital city of Dhaka. They are Nahid Islam, who was earlier picked up a few days ago (and on his release reported he was tortured) and then two other student organisers Asif Mahmud and Baree Majumdar. I am reporting it now to at least stop them being secretly detained/disappeared (as often happens in Bangladesh)
‼️Jahangirnagar University is under attack‼️
Translate-" the way policemen are torturing students is unexplainable. Idk if this happened in 1971 too. We can't even take our injured students to hospitals they are attacking ambulances. It's inhumane & we can't even help ourselves"
BANGLADESH 🇧🇩: @amnesty has analysed and authenticated witness testimonies, video and photographic evidence which confirms that the police used unlawful force against student protesters.
Further witness testimonies confirm the continuation of a multi-year pattern of violence against protesters, allegedly committed by members of the Bangladesh Chatra League (BCL), a group affiliated with the ruling party.
Our analysis finds that the shooting of student protestor Abu Sayed in Rangpur, was a seemingly intentional, unprovoked attack on an individual posing no threat to police officers, using ammunition designed for hunting which is extremely dangerous and unlawful for use in the policing of protests.
"We urgently call on the Government of Bangladesh to rehabilitate all those injured and ensure they receive proper medical treatment. The authorities must also ensure that all those engaged in the attacks on peaceful protesters are held to account, and that an impartial, independent, and swift investigation is conducted against these attackers as well as the police officers who have directly perpetrated or failed to prevent such breaches of the law" said Taqbir Huda, Regional Researcher for South Asia at Amnesty International.
#ProtectTheProtest
Read our full analysis here: https://t.co/kFfF3xcYTf
At least five people have been killed in Bangladesh during violent clashes between rival student groups over quotas for coveted government jobs, say police https://t.co/aV4nN4ntMw
"Dozens of people have been injured by violence at student protests in Bangladesh. Police fired tear gas and charged with batons after fighting broke out between rival groups near Dhaka on Monday. Students have been protesting for two weeks, calling for an end to what they say are discriminatory quotas for public service jobs.
They say it favours supporters of the ruling party, and want a merit-based system instead."
#ALjazerra #bangladesh #QuotaReformProtest #StepDownHasina