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As per the programme scheduled yesterday students are carrying out mess merch all over Bangladesh. Students of Rajuk College, BRAC University, East- West University and medical colleges stepped out on the road around 11 pm. Other College and University students are stepping out one after another. The general public is increasing simultaneously.

Source- Jammuna TV live

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The police tried to arrest students of Rajshahi University from the mess merch. But the teachers of the said university had a clash with the police and managed to rescue their students.

Source- ATN news live

Police forced to step back after failing to control the growing number of protesters in Rampura, Dhaka.

Source - Protedinier Bangladesh

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Poets and Writers of Bangladesh stepped out on the road today demanding justice for the students and the martyrs.

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Protest on Saturday, call for non-cooperation movement from Sunday -Student Movement

Sunday the Anti-Discrimination Students' Movement has announced nationwide demonstration for Saturday (August 3) and indefinite non-cooperation movement from Sunday in protest against killing attacking their peaceful procession.

Asif Mahmud and Rifat Rashid, coordinator and assistant coordinator of the Anti-Discrimination Students' Movement, announced the programme through Facebook posts and video messages at 8:00pm on Friday (August 2).

Source- Kalbela, Daily observer

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UNICEF has now confirmed that at least 32 children were killed during July's protests, with many more injured and detained.

At least 32 children have died in the violence surrounding the quota reform movement, the United Nations children's agency UNICEF has confirmed. UNICEF South Asia Regional Director Sanjay Wijesekera said this in a statement published on the organization's website today.

Expressing concern over the death of children, he said, UNICEF has confirmed that at least 32 children were killed during the protests in July. Besides, many children were injured and many were detained.

These deaths of children are a terrible loss. UNICEF condemns all forms of violence.

In a statement, the UNICEF official said that he had just left the country after spending a week in Bangladesh. He is concerned about the impact of recent violence and ongoingunrest in Bangladesh on children.

Sanjay Wijesekera said, 'UNICEF calls for an end to all forms of detention of children based on research on international human rights law, the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, which Bangladesh has signed, and the impact of detention on children. This means that children cannot be arrested or detained because of their presence in any place or because of their previous history, religion and their family's activities or ideology.'

Sanjay Wijesekera said in a statement that he had meetings with the Bangladesh government, UNICEF partners and representatives of organizations working for youth. In these meetings, he emphasized the recognition of children's right to assembly and peaceful assembly in the United Nations Charter on the Rights of the Child.

Wijesekera said that children and youth are the future of Bangladesh.

Source- 'Kaler kantho' newspaper

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"We were not attacked by the students, but by the Chhatra League"- Human chain of journalists.

The Bangladesh Chhatra League : Bangladesh Students' League, formerly known as the East Pakistan Student League, often simply called the Chhatra League, is a students' political organisation in Bangladesh, founded by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on 4 January 1948. BSL is the student wing of the Bangladesh Awami League, the current ruling party in Bangladesh.

Source-ATN Bangla News

07.

The top stars of the band world expressed solidarity with the student movement Band Musician.

Source-Kalbela News

08.

Facebook is closed again on the mobile network. Telegram & Facebook closed again.

Source-'Prothom Alo'

09.

Around 78% of the people killed during clashes centering quota reform protests had lethal bullet wounds on their bodies. The majority of them were hit by bullets in the head, chest, back and abdomen, reports Dhaka's top daily Prothom Alo.

Source- Prothom Alo.

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78 HSC examinees got bail from different courts of the country even on a weekend on Friday.

Among them 55 people from Dhaka Division, 14 people from Chittagong Division, 6 people from Khulna Division and 3 people from Rangpur Division.

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The secondary and higher secondary education board has permitted the detained HSC candidates to sit for their HSC exam inside jail. Lord, what kind of joke is this? They are just children's.

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Protest on Saturday, call for non-cooperation movement from Sunday -Student Movement

Picture collected from multiple social media sources.

A Dhaka University teacher protecting her students.

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