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What is happening at the quota-reform protests in Bangladesh?

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By Harindrini Corea, Nazia Erum
| Amnesty International
On 15 July 2024, students of Dhaka University were sitting with placards and flags in a peaceful protest calling for reforms on the quota allocation for government jobs in Bangladesh. Suddenly, they were attacked by individuals armed with rods, sticks and clubs with a few even brandishing revolvers.
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In Sri Lanka, state-sponsored disinformation and suppression of dissent taint COVID-19 response

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By Harindrini Corea
| EngageMedia Verified
This article is part of Pandemic of Control, a series of articles that aims to further public discourse on the rise of digital authoritarianism in the Asia-Pacific amid COVID-19. Pandemic of Control is an initiative by EngageMedia, in partnership with CommonEdge. Read more about the series here, and about the contributing writer at the end of this piece.
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An inquiry into the enduring myths of military rule

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By Harindrini Corea
| FT Sri Lanka Verified
A politicised military serves only the interests of a single political party. In doing so this undermines public confidence in representative democracy and the preservation of national security as a national goal. The politicisation of the military appears to be rooted in myths that have shaped a dominant narrative on military rule – Pic by Shehan Gunasekara By Harindrini Corea The armed forces or the military primarily defend a nation from enemies within and without.
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