Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has announced a month-long program to mark the second anniversary of the July uprising. The announcement was made by the party’s Secretary General, Mia Golam Porwar, at a press conference held at the National Press Club on Tuesday. The program will continue until August 5 and includes demands for convening a constitutional reform council, expediting trials of those accused of July killings and crimes against humanity, and ensuring justice for the murder of martyr Osman bin Hadi.

The program began with a discussion meeting and press conference and includes various activities such as meetings with families of July martyrs, the injured, and the disabled, as well as memorial and prayer events at sites linked to the uprising. Key events include a discussion on July Martyrs’ Day on July 16, nationwide meetings from July 18 to 31, and a mass procession across the country on August 1.

Jamaat will also participate in programs organized by the 11-party alliance, labor organizations, women’s and student wings, and forums of July fighters, culminating in rallies and processions on August 5.