Asif Nazrul, Adviser on Law, Justice, and Parliamentary Affairs, highlighted the significant impact of youth activism on Bangladesh’s social and institutional reforms. Speaking at a workshop in Dhaka, he praised young people for their active role from grassroots protests to policy-making arenas. Nazrul also noted amendments to the Cyber Security Ordinance by the interim government to protect free expression, contrasting with past misuse. He urged recognition of the July-August mass uprising as a moral movement and emphasized alignment with Commonwealth values in ongoing reforms.
Asif Nazrul, Adviser on Law, Justice, and Parliamentary Affairs, stated that the activism of the country’s youth has already made a significant impact on social and institutional reforms. From the streets to the policymaking level, young people have shown that they are not passive.
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