Student protest

Md Shrabon Gazi. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

'Mother, I am going to war'

Our girls and women have been at the forefront, in the thick of the brutal repression, and have persevered. Photo: Rajib Dhar
Panorama

How women changed the July Revolution

A student, while managing traffic at the entrance of Dhaka University area on Friday, holds a placard that reads ‘ambulance lane’, indicating to passing vehicles that the lane is only for emergency use – a concept which has been absent in Bangladesh. Students have been managing traffic on the roads after the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government on 5 August. However, the DMP withdrew traffic police from the capital on 3 August to ensure their safety during the recent violent protests. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS
Bangladesh

A week after govt falls, Dhaka streets yet to see traffic police

Students controlling the traffic. Photo: Nayem Ali
Features

Three days on the streets of Dhaka

The moment before Abu Sayeed was shot during a clash between police and protesters in front of Begum Rokeya University in Rangpur on Tuesday, 16 July 2024. Screengrab from video
Bangladesh

'We were forcibly taken to meet Hasina,' says Abu Sayeed's older brother

These chhatras (students) showed their courage to overthrow a regime infamous for authoritarianism, corruption, nepotism and politicisation of every institution. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Panorama

What is the future of the new generation who built their present?

Sketch: TBS
Thoughts

Holding government accountable: What can the youth do?

Surviving a city without police
Panorama

Surviving a city without police

Students from various schools, colleges, and universities were working at different points to manage traffic and maintain order in Savar. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

'If we want to reform the country, we cannot sit at home'

Students were seen managing traffic in Khulna. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Students take charge of traffic control and cleanup duties in Khulna, Sylhet

Representational image. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Students return 40 firearms looted from Parliament

Protesters clash with police and the pro-government supporters, after anti-quota protester demanding the stepping down of the Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at the Bangla Motor area, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 4 August, 2024. File Photo: Reuters
Bangladesh

Shocking violence in Bangladesh must stop: UN rights chief

Photo: Sakhawat Prince/TBS
Bangladesh

Female students shield police as protests intensify in Shahbagh