The Newsmakers | Is this a second revolution for Bangladesh? @TheNewsmakers | Uploaded August 2024 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
With scenes echoing those of 1971, Bangladesh's prime minister has fled the country, paving the way for a Nobel laureate to lead an interim government. As the nation waits for an upcoming election, the focus shifts to whether the new leadership and the military can maintain peace in the coming weeks.
Guest:
Farzana Sharmin
Human Rights Sub-committee Member of the BNP
Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman
Consultant at the Capital Punishment Justice Project
Michael Kugelman
Director of the Wilson Center's South Asia Institute
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With scenes echoing those of 1971, Bangladesh's prime minister has fled the country, paving the way for a Nobel laureate to lead an interim government. As the nation waits for an upcoming election, the focus shifts to whether the new leadership and the military can maintain peace in the coming weeks.
Guest:
Farzana Sharmin
Human Rights Sub-committee Member of the BNP
Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman
Consultant at the Capital Punishment Justice Project
Michael Kugelman
Director of the Wilson Center's South Asia Institute
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