July 31

 Student protesters in Bangladesh

Today Stefano Sanino from the European Union came to Dhaka to meet with Foreign Minister Mahmud- The republic of Bangladesh. During Quota protesters European Union always supported Bangladesh. 

Fiverr pays tribute to Mir Mugdho  

Mugdho was killed during the quota reform protest in Uttara on 18 July. 

Fiverr, the global freelance services platform, recently expressed its condolences on social media following the death of Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mugdho, a notable member of its community. Mugdho was killed during the quota reform protest in Uttara on 18 July.

Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mugdho, known on social media as 'Mir' Mugdho, was an MBA student at the Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP). Beyond his academic pursuits, he built a successful freelancing career on Fiverr, leveraging his SEO and social media marketing expertise. His dedication and skills earned him a respected place within the Fiverr community.

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In their Facebook post, Fiverr wrote: "It's with a heavy heart that we've learned of a loss in our Fiverr family. Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mugdho passed away last week leaving his parents and two brothers behind. Mir was a talented marketer who built a successful business on Fiverr through his SEO and social media expertise. More than that, he was an avid traveler, a talented footballer, a Bangladesh Scout, and a true humanitarian."

Mugdho's death occurred amidst the turmoil of the quota reform protests in Dhaka, where he was fatally shot on 18 July. A video recorded just 15 minutes before his death shows him distributing boxes of biscuits and water bottles to fellow protesters.

👉Eventually, completely shut down those freelancers they become a lot more difficult.

👉With the complete internet services across Bangladesh for the past five days, life on the digital frontier has come to a grinding halt. Mobile internet access was restricted on

 👉July 16 amidst country-wide protests against quota reinstatement in government jobs. Following escalating street violence, a complete internet blackout was suddenly imposed on July 18, with no prior warning. Now, the country's freelancers, whose income depends heavily on internet access, are facing significant financial difficulties.