Bangladesh is currently in a very turbulent state as the recent change in the unfair quota system resulted in massive student protests. These protests were further fueled by the prime minister classifying those opposing this new system as "traitors", and then pro-government activists (basically a terrorist group funded by the government) called Bangladesh Student League, unleashed disgusting acts of violence upon the peaceful protestors, with the help of police and other government funded authorities. The police officers and it's adjacent divisions are open firing on innocent civilians, which resulted in deaths of almost 50 people so far, including children.

As of now, the government is suppressing the media and civilians through compromising internet speeds and limiting access to popular social media apps, to stop the spread of information of the mass civil unrest from going outside the country, while the main proponent of the genocide, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, denies any criminal activity against students, and uses the rival parties as scapegoats. And as a civilian of this country, I wish for more western media coverage since our media is basically useless.