In Bangladesh, after students protested unfair job quotas, a strong anti-government movement emerged, leading to the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, demonstrating the power of collective action.
While people power can lead to significant political change, historical precedents, such as the return of the Marcos family in the Philippines and lingering issues in Central Asian democracies, highlight its mixed effectiveness.
The case of Bangladesh illustrates that while the ousting of an autocratic leader can occur through mass mobilization, achieving enduring democratic governance remains a complex challenge.
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