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US calls for peaceful protests in Dhaka, condemns violence

US calls for peaceful protests in Dhaka, condemns violence

Miller noted that both the US Embassy in Dhaka and officials in Washington are closely monitoring the situation.

State Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Zunaid Ahmed Palak speaks as the chief guest after inaugurating a job fair at the NGO Affairs Bureau in Dhaka’s Agargaon on Saturday (10 February). Photo: UNB

Mobile internet services disconnected to control situation: Palak

The demonstration was held in front of the Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest on 16 July. Photos: Jubaier Hassan Munna

Bangladeshi community in Hungary demonstrates solidarity with quota protesters

Protesters in Narayanganj clash with police on Thursday,181 July. Photo: Sabit Al Hasan/TBS

Nationwide shutdown paralyses cities, protesters block highways

File photo of Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen. UNB

Violence and loss of life is unfortunate: Chinese envoy over student protest

Photos: Collected

Bangladeshi students in US express solidarity with quota protesters

Students of Chittagong University leaving dorms. Photo: TBS

CU students refuse to leave halls, time extended till 10am today; teachers condemn violence on students

Mostofa Sarwar Farooki. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Those who think this movement is just about a job, you're living in a fool's paradise: Farooki

Illustration: TBS

Mobile data service disruptions reported in Dhaka, other regions

BGB members deployed on Dhaka street. File Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

229 platoon BGB deployed nationwide to combat 'complete shutdown'

Students from from various educational institutions including Jagannath University, Dhaka College, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University participated in a mass procession organised by the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement on Monday. Photos: Md Belal Hossen/TBS

Quota protesters call for nationwide peaceful shutdown today, blame govt for current volatile situation

'Situation extremely volatile': US embassy to remain closed Thursday amid quota protest

Police fire tear shells and sound grenades at protesting students at Dhaka University premises on 17 July. Photo: TBS/Nayem Ali

Hospitals, media, emergency services not under nationwide shutdown: Protest coordinator Asif