Meet four students speaking out on what they expect from Bangladesh’s new government

By Amnesty International

Omar Faruk Omar Faruk, 21,works with a local organization to help mobilize and coordinate student volunteers for community-based initiatives. Alarmed by the effects that climate change is already having on Bangladesh’s most marginalized communities, he wants the new government to prioritize action to deliver climate justice. “Climate change is not only an environmental crisis; it […] The post Meet four students speaking out on what they expect from Bangladesh’s new government appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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