In Bangladesh, a remarkable student-led pro-democracy movement emerged in response to government violence and quotas, culminating in the authoritarian leader fleeing the country.
The protests in Bangladesh grew in size and support when students faced extreme police brutality, capturing the attention and activism of younger generations beyond borders.
Pakistan's Student Federation drew inspiration from Bangladesh's student movement, demanding the release of jailed opposition leader Imran Khan, signaling the potential for unrest under authoritarian rules.
Universities represent key sites of dissent, and their attacks symbolize the rise of fascism, with authoritarian regimes keenly aware of their influence.
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