Student protests in Dhaka, Bangladesh lead to the resignation of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the emergence of a new interim government led by young activists. The government is focused on constitutional reform and eradicating corruption.
Key Points
Student protests initially against quota system for government jobs
Protests evolve to demand resignation of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
Formation of a new interim government with young leaders
Pros
Student activism leads to political change
Emergence of a new interim government focused on reform and democracy
Cons
Violent crackdown on protestors resulting in casualties
Instability and uncertainty in the political landscape