Bangladesh imposes curfew to curb job quota protests

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Thousands of uni-versity students are continuing protests against the government calling for the scrapping of what they say is a discriminatory recruitment system that favors certain groups for high-paying government jobs. At least 20 people were killed in the clashes this week - most of them in the capital Dhaka - with police firing tear gas and rubber bullets to scatter protesters who also torched vehicles and establishments. For more on the story, I reached Sabir Mustafa, the managing editor of VOA’s Bangla service.