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Bangladesh Supreme Court Cancels Most Job Quotas After Violent Protests

Bangladesh’s Supreme Court canceled most quotas for government jobs following violent unrest linked to protests. The ruling changes the country’s public-sector recruitment system amid ongoing political tension.

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The unrest and court decision could contribute to further political instability and disruption in Bangladesh.

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  1. Bangladesh protests: Supreme Court cancels most job quotas after violent unrest ↗northernpen.ca · Recorded source date: Aug 19, 2026, 5:31 AM UTC

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