Advisor Mostofa Sarwar Farooki said that justice for killings, abductions, and state violence will inevitably happen in tribunals — but that is not the only forum. "The July Museum will serve as a place where visitors will symbolically hold these perpetrators accountable every day," he announced. Farooki highlighted that the museum would commemorate the brutal murder of Abrar, the betrayal of national sovereignty, the cries of families of the disappeared, and the theft of voting rights. "This museum will be one of the most significant acts against fascism," he said, adding that the space will offer an engaging and experiential journey for visitors. He clarified that current displays are not final: "What you see now are conceptual interpretations. The main content is still under construction."