Racheal Kow’s versatile style translates to several ways – being able to rock a preppy varsity jacket one day, and the next, showing up in a formal outfit complete with a tie. She can also girly or edgy, depending on her mood.
DHAKA: Thousands of people descended on the streets of Dhaka on Saturday to pile pressure on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign, resuming protests from last month.
The ongoing demonstrations against a controversial quota for government jobs was initially led by students and turned violent last month, with mobs destroying public property and clashing with security forces.At least 32 children were killed during social demonstrations last month, while many more were injured or detained, Unicef said in a statement on Friday.
"My doors are open. I want to sit with protesters and listen to them. I don’t want any conflict,” she said.
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