Bangladesh's Second Revolution: A Youth-Led Call for Democracy

Interim Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus assures the international community of his commitment to a transition to democracy in Bangladesh. Addressing the Voice of Global South Summit, he highlighted reforms and the youth's role in the movement. The Second Revolution, led by students, ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in August.

Interim Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus of Bangladesh has reassured the global community about his government's commitment to ensuring a transition to an inclusive and pluralistic democracy. He emphasized the importance of creating a conducive environment for holding free, fair, and participatory elections.

At the third Voice of Global South Summit, hosted virtually by India, Yunus detailed the reforms his administration aims to implement across various sectors. These reforms include significant changes to the electoral system, judiciary, local government, media, economy, and education.

The event also highlighted the pivotal role the youth played in the recent 'Second Revolution,' which saw the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Yunus underlined the necessity of placing youth at the heart of strategies for democratic development and shared prosperity.

(With inputs from agencies.)