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THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2026

Remembering the Red July

Remembering the Red July

Priyo poses with his press pass while covering the 12th national parliament election in January 2024. Photos: Collected

'I miss you Piyo Baba': A daughter waits for her father, a mother for the country he dreamed of

On 19 July 2024, photojournalist Tahir Zaman Priyo was on the streets with his camera. He was shot while documenting the unrest in the Science Lab area. Two years on, his family awaits the change...

At the National Institute of Ophthalmology and Hospital in Dhaka, doctors recorded more than 700 pellet-related eye injuries. Photo: TBS

Ocular aggression: From Bangladesh to Gaza, why regimes deliberately blind protesters

Students and journalists confront a police officer as demonstrations resume across the capital, defying mass arrests and baton charges on 29 July 2024. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

29 July 2024: The red flag of the movement is reborn

Bangladeshi diaspora communities were organising rallies, issuing statements, and attempting to draw global attention to the crackdown. Photo: Courtesy

How Bangladeshi expatriates joined the July Uprising from afar

Illustration: TBS

22 July 2024: ‘Sheikh Hasina does not flee’

After 36 days of indiscriminate bloodshed, the masses finally triumphed over the brutal Awami League regime. Photo: TBS

July extends to 5 August

On 2 August 2024, the Shaheed Minar, a monument built to honour language martyrs of 1952, witnessed a new generation laying claim to its legacy. Photo: Rajib Dhar

Droho Jatra’s lasting legacy on the Uprising

A file photo of six coordinators of the July movement, who were in DB custody, calling off all protest programmes of the movement on 28 July 2025. Photo: Collected

July 29, 2024: Students return to the streets after forced statement

The six coordinators in DB custody. Photo: Collected/BSS

Remembering the Red July: Despite the crackdown, the flames of uprising kept burning brightly

Photo: Collected

27 July: Two more key coordinators taken into DB custody

Photo: Collected

24 July: More than 1400 arrested, 3 missing coordinators found

Photo: Reuters

23 July: Govt issues 7% quota gazette, coordinators stand firm on four demands

Photo: Collected

22 July 2024: Five protesters succumb to previous injuries, curfew remains in place

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