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The Bangladesh’s Unfinished July Revolution Must Also Liberate Nature
Two years after the historic events of 5 August 2024, Bangladesh faces a deeper question than who governs the country, what kind of state, economy and relationship with nature should emerge from the sacrifices of the July Revolution? Courtesy: The photo was taken by author on 4th August 2024 inside Shahabuddin Park, adjacent to diplomatic zone at Gulshan of Dhaka. The student-led uprising began over discrimination in access to public employment, but it rapidly became somethin
M. Zakir Hossain Khan
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