Interviews With Protesters About Bangladesh’s Uncertain Future

Amid the uprising that toppled the government in Bangladesh, red. media spoke to protesters at the heart of the political earthquake. A day after the now-resigned Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled the country, the parliament was dissolved following her failed crackdown on anti-government protests.

The situation in Dhaka remains highly tense, with a cloud of uncertainty hanging over who will step in to fill the void left by Hasina’s 15-year rule. However, the student-led movement remains a formidable force. Their influence was evident in their demand for the dissolution of parliament this morning, threatening to renew their mobilization.

Some key protest organizers have proposed Muhammad Yunus as the head of a transitional government. While Yunus is known for criticizing capitalism and focusing on addressing social inequality and poverty, his proposed solutions lean more towards reforms rather than the sweeping systemic change many protesters call for.

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