Sentencing of Bangladeshis in UAE and its Impact on Quota Reform Movement in Bangladesh In a significant turn of events, 57 Bangladeshis were arrested and sentenced in the UAE for their involvement in street protests. The case has drawn international attention and has significant implications for ongoing socio-political movements in Bangladesh. Incident in the UAE The incident unfolded in Amirshahi, UAE, where Bangladeshis took to the streets to protest against the Bangladeshi government. The protests, which are illegal under UAE law, led to the arrest of 57 individuals. Following a trial,

Dhaka: Zahirul Islam, a 52-year-old manager at a coffee shop in Dhaka, has spent much of his working life ensuring his children receive a good education. "In working life, a large part of the income has been spent on the education of children. In addition, the cost of living and feeding the family is another part. As a result, could not save much,"he told. With retirement approaching, Zahirul plans to move to his village with his wife, hoping to live out his days without burdening his children. Similarly, Tanya Islam, a branch manager at a private bank, faces a future where her children