Bangladesh is at a pivotal moment after protests ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, presenting a unique chance for genuine democracy under the leadership of Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus.
Yunus must leverage the knowledge from previous post-revolutionary transitions and civil society experiences to address the legacy of authoritarian rule and foster social cohesion.
There are vital reforms needed, such as disbanding abusive security units and amending laws that hinder civil society, to ensure a successful transition to democracy.
History warns that without a solid plan following a revolution, pro-democracy forces risk being marginalized as nationalist and authoritarian elements vie for power.
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