Ziaul Huque describes the violence against student protesters in Bangladesh as despicable, emphasizing that no government can endure long against determined student movements.
Students engaged in protests demonstrate the potential for significant political change; however, it remains uncertain how swiftly this change will address Bangladesh's pressing social and environmental issues.
The plight of children resorting to waste collection for survival starkly highlights the socio-economic struggles faced by families displaced by disasters and calamities in Bangladesh.
In the midst of their hardships, Huque observes a brief moment of joy among the children as they play football, showcasing resilience amidst dire circumstances.
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