This looks amazing!

This picture! Gucci t-shirt boy having the time of his life. Everyone else anxious about the injured lad in the back of the rickshaw. What a terrifying day that was (even if you were sitting far away in London)

Ben's seen more than his share of crisis moments - his pointers here on how not to waste a good crisis are spot-on for #Bangladesh

Astonishing arrogance on display here - from such a very poor country, too. They’ve really drunk that Modi Kool-Aid, haven’t they?

Crucial guidance for Chief Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh about the need for a broad and participatory process of constitutional reform in #Bangladesh from Manzoor Hasan OBE and Zia Haider Rahman জিয়া হায়দার রহমান

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Bhakt apoplexy 😳

This is a violent threat.

I would love to hear Dr Nasrin Khandoker discuss this - particularly her take on the artistic and cultural dimensions of the uprising!

An opportunity for a Bangladeshi scholar to visit SOAS University of London SOAS South Asia Institute - deadline for application 18th September so get your skates on! Subir Sinha soas.ac.uk/study/student-…

Excited to share my new book: 'Syndicates and Societies: Criminal Politics in Dhaka' (Cambridge University Press) More details here: cambridge.org/core/books/syn…

Now you can watch the film on Channel 4 streaming at your leisure. I am eager to hear your thoughts on the film! 🧡🙏🏾

Students and university teachers presenting at the Yale conference on Bangladesh's Monsoon Revolution. Incredible stories from the Long July of 2024 and the road safety movement that preceded it. Join the conversation - tinyurl.com/YaleBangla

Naomi Hossain Naomi Hossain shares her perspectives with Deutsche Welle DW News on the challenges facing Bangladesh’s interim government in restoring law and order following last month’s ousting of the prime minister. Is Bangladesh's interim government up for the task? Watch the

How many more beautiful innocent children need to be slaughtered before Biden, Starmer, Scholtz, Macron stop the flow of weapons. The brutal psychopathic inhumanity of the moment is something I never imagined I would see in my lifetime

Now the facts are emerging about the attacks on minorities in Bangladesh and it’s very bad. Over a thousand were reported. Will the interim govt give it the same attention as violence against student protestors? en.prothomalo.com/bangladesh/97c…

The state of this. These men need to be arrested pronto. It sounds like the police don’t want to do their job at all.

We were displaced from our homes, leaving our beautiful city since the first day, 345 days ago, during this genocide. We searched for safety, moving to live in hospitals, schools, and the streets, hoping to survive. Unfortunately, my father was injured and still cannot walk,

There has never been a war in history where 80% of the country has been destroyed, 100% of the population displaced, and 50% of the deaths children. Call it what it is: GENOCIDE.