The UN, international rights groups, the US and Britain criticised use of force against protesters
DHAKA – Bangladesh said it had restored internet services as conditions return to normal after students called off protests against reforms to job quotas that killed nearly 150 people this month.
"Other forms of communications, including land-based and mobile telecommunications, were functional through the entire period of unrest and violence." Rights groups and critics say Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has grown more autocratic during 15 years in power, marked by mass arrests of political opponents and activists, forced disappearances and extrajudicial killings, charges she denies.
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