Revolutionary Potential of Student Politics in Bangladesh

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Indian Ocean (English)

Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung South Asia

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Indian Ocean podcast by Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung's South Asia office provides you with news, analysis and commentary from South Asia. The podcast brings together people committed to social and ecological justice and democratic participation. Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung is a political foundation that stands within the tradition of the workers' and women's movements, as well as anti-fascism and anti-racism.

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Revolutionary Potential of Student Politics in Bangladesh

Indian Ocean (English)

36 minutes 44 seconds

9 months ago

Revolutionary Potential of Student Politics in Bangladesh

Bangladesh has a long history of student-led movements shaping its political landscape. In this episode, renowned economist and academic Anu Muhammad discusses the historical role of student activism in Bangladesh and its impact on recent political upheavals, including the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in August 2024. In conversation with Vinod Koshti, he reflects on the power of student movements and their role in shaping the country’s future.

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