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Bangladesh protesters demand answers for brutal crackdown

Pablo Foley Elias
July 25, 2024

As life gets back to normal on the streets of Dhaka, rights groups and demonstrators are demanding answers from the Bangladeshi government over a brutal crackdown that left 200 people dead during protests of a quota system for government jobs.

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Pablo Foley Elias Pablo Foley Elias is a news anchor and reporter at DW News in Berlin.
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