On Wednesday, student protests erupted across Bangladesh as social media access was restored after nearly a week. Numerous videos and photos emerged, documenting police excesses.
Students demand justice and accountability for recent killings.
The UN and EU call for an investigation into human rights violations by security forces.
Bangladesh's Home Minister claims the forces showed restraint but had to defend government buildings. Despite a calm capital, the anger persists, and protests continue.
Al Jazeera’s Tanvir Chowdhury reports from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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