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July Uprising: Satire and Ridicule

2,500.00৳ 

Shahidul Alam’s book chronicles Bangladesh’s 2024 youth uprising, blending satire, narratives, and art to capture students’ courage.

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Shahidul Alam chronicles the July-August 2024 uprising in Bangladesh, spotlighting the courage and determination of young students who rallied against longstanding issues of economic instability, unemployment, and governmental repression. The book presents a multifaceted perspective on how student-led protests ignited a broader movement, leveraging social media to amplify their calls for reform and inspire solidarity across the nation.

Notably, Alam’s work includes satirical cartoons and illustrations, providing a unique, often humorous perspective that underscores the resilience of the youth movement. Through a blend of vivid narratives, illustrations, and interviews, the book captures the spirit of a generation determined to challenge social and political barriers. Alam’s compelling storytelling and artistic approach serve as a powerful reminder of the potential for peaceful protest to inspire change, encouraging readers to stand firm in the pursuit of justice and equality.

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Author

Shahidul Alam is a Bangladeshi photojournalist, teacher, and activist known for his powerful work documenting social and political issues in Bangladesh. Born in 1955, he pursued a doctorate in chemistry in the UK before turning to photography. Alam founded several prominent photography institutions, including Drik Picture Library, Pathshala South Asian Media Institute, and the Chobi Mela photography festival, fostering a generation of South Asian photographers.
His work often highlights issues of social justice, human rights, and freedom of expression. Alam gained international attention in 2018 when he was detained by Bangladeshi authorities for speaking out against the government, sparking widespread support for his release. His impact on photography and activism in South Asia has been profound, combining art with advocacy to raise awareness of marginalized communities.