How Bangladesh's longest-serving leader was toppled by student protests podcast
Briefly

The protests began over a controversial quota system for government jobs, with students arguing it's unfair to prioritize children of freedom fighters from decades ago.
As tensions escalated and police crackdowns led to violence, demonstrators shifted focus from job quotas to demanding the resignation of longtime Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
The ousting of Sheikh Hasina, a historic figure and the longest-serving female prime minister, highlights the significant shift in public sentiment amongst the youth of Bangladesh.
The students' protests reflect a broader frustration with entrenched systems of privilege and a desire for genuine democratic representation and opportunities.
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