Voice of July, abroad.
We are the United Kingdom platform of Inqilab Moncho — carrying the demands of Bangladesh's July Uprising to the international community. We document, we petition, and we keep the record of those who were killed.
Voice of July, abroad.
Inqilab Moncho UK is the British platform of a movement born from Bangladesh's July 2024 Uprising — the student-led revolt that ended fifteen years of authoritarian rule. From the United Kingdom, our role is to inform the international community, the press, and human-rights bodies about what happened in Bangladesh, what is still happening at its borders, and what justice requires.
We are, at once, three things: a human-rights advocacy voice grounded in documented evidence; a sovereignty movement that defends Bangladesh's independence and territorial integrity; and a memorial for those who gave their lives. We reject violence against any community, and we stand for the equal rights of every Bangladeshi — Hindu, Muslim, Christian and Buddhist alike.
Independent investigation and lawful trial for the crimes of July 2024 and the killings at the border. We follow the evidence, and we cite our sources.
We defend Bangladesh's territorial integrity and oppose foreign interference — while insisting that sovereignty serve all its citizens equally.
We preserve the names, the testimony and the evidence, so that the record of the uprising cannot be erased or rewritten.
These are the positions of Inqilab Moncho UK, placed on the record for the international community.
A transparent, independent process — domestic and international — to hold those responsible for the deaths of ~1,400 people accountable, consistent with the UN OHCHR fact-finding report.
The July National Charter — signed by more than two dozen parties and endorsed by referendum in February 2026 — must be implemented faithfully and in full, including the transitional-justice questions it left unanswered. The mandate of the uprising cannot be diluted or delayed.
India must end the use of lethal force against unarmed civilians at the frontier, prosecute past killings through credible investigation, and reopen Felani Khatun's case. It must also halt the expulsion of people across the border without due process or proof of nationality, in line with international law.
A full, transparent investigation into the killing of our spokesperson, the extradition of accused persons sheltering abroad, and disclosure of any cross-border involvement.
No foreign power, and no domestic actor acting on its behalf, may seek to divide Bangladesh's territory. Sovereignty and minority safety are not in conflict — we defend both.
In the summer of 2024, a student protest over civil-service job quotas grew into a nationwide uprising. The government's response — documented by the United Nations — was lethal force on a mass scale. In 46 days, as many as 1,400 people were killed.
The July National Charter set out 84 reforms — nearly half of them constitutional — to dismantle the machinery of authoritarian rule. Signed by 26+ parties and endorsed by referendum in February 2026, it is a mandate, not yet a reality. We press for its full and faithful implementation — including the justice for July's crimes that the Charter itself left unaddressed.
Bangladeshis killed by India's BSF in 2025 alone — most unarmed; no BSF member has ever been convicted. Felani Khatun, 15, was left on the wire in 2011. Since May 2025, hundreds more have been pushed across the border without process or proof of nationality. Dhaka has formally protested.
Our spokesperson was shot by masked gunmen in Dhaka and died of his wounds. Suspects were later arrested on Indian soil; fugitives remain abroad. We demand a full, transparent, cross-border investigation.
A campaign series documenting the crimes of the July 2024 crackdown and the events since — each poster sourced to the UN OHCHR report, UNICEF, Bangladesh's courts, and named media. Free to share and reproduce with attribution.
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