INQUILAB ZINDABAD?: A Socialist Analysis of Bangladesh After the Uprising
In July and August of 2024, the people of Bangladesh defied all expectation to overthrow the violently repressive, authoritarian regime of Sheikh Hasina's Awami League. Weeks of street protests held ground against the combined violence of the police and the regime's student wing, and suffering a death toll of at least 1,400.
In the aftermath, the military-backed Interim Government and rising political forces have largely dissipated the radical potential of the uprising. But the forces that drove people into the streets remain: crushing economic conditions, social violence, and large-scale looting of public wealth. These are not isolated crises — they are the result of how capitalism is structured and sustained in Bangladesh. To chart a path forward, we must understand the system that gave rise to this moment, and how today’s political players are navigating — or upholding — it.
Come and join the Bangladesh Solidarity group of Nijjor Manush as we launch a booklet in the 1 year anniversary month of the uprising to explore these questions.
Tickets are free but for £5 you can purchase a limited print version of our anniversary booklet.
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