Do you remember Nur Hossain? Who made his body canvas against the tyrannical rule? "Let down the dictatorship, liberate democracy," with the white color on his chest and back, for which he had to give life? For this, he has become a landmark in this country's history, a unique symbol of protest.

From 52 to 71, there are many stark demonstrations against injustice in the history of Bengal. Demands for the rights of the people in independent Bangladesh, there are many patterns of protest against exploitation. From the anti-autocratic movement of '90 to the 'Ganajagaran Mancha' of 13, the recent Kota reform movement - the common people came down the streets to demand the demand. In many countries around the world, common people have come down against the wrongdoing, demanding life. Often their language of protest was as fancy, as strong as that. Here are some of the protest demonstrations around the world here.

1. Workers spread the helmets across the road - Italy

October of 2012. Mario Monty Sarker closes many factories in Italy due to financial crisis. This economic crisis suddenly got overwhelmed due to the unemployment and then the ordinary workers Thousands of workers fell down on the streets demanding the opening of the factory. At this time, the workers of Sardinea presented an interesting example of peaceful protests.Not a placard or slogan, but the workers wear a helmet house in the street. Each helmet should be one worker, their pain.

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2. British farmer's dairy cannons - Belgian

In November 2012, thousands of dairy farming companies from the European Union, France, Luxembourg, Germany and the Netherlands came down in the tractor, in Brussels city. They came together in front of the European Parliament, aiming to resist the EU's policy against the interests of local farmers. Due to the proposed policy of the EU, they protested fearing the expulsion of local farmers from Dairy Bazar. But if the possibility of a police attack on the protesters, then the Khadris themselves run their 'dairy cannon' on the police.

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3. Rally with shoes instead of men - France

November 29, 2015 In order to participate in a rally to create awareness about the global climate change and to unite against it, it was supposed to gather in Paris for more than 20 thousand people in the country and abroad. But some days before that, on 13 November, the state of emergency was issued after 130 people died in the Paris attack. Because of this, the French government ban any kind of gathering. Many were disappointed because of the anti-climate change rally being canceled. But the organizers of the rally did not want to stop at an NGO Avaaz.org, so they found an innovative way of symbolic movement, invite attendees to send shoes pair. Their response is widely received. Boxes are available in boxes in the box. On the Day of the Rally, thousands of shoes have been aligned to Place de la République in Paris. It's the manifestation of the rallies that were supposed to happen that day.Even Pope Francis himself expressed solidarity by sending his pair of shoes.
How many shoes were held in Paris that day? About 22,000 pairs of shoes!

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4. The Umbrella Movement - Hong Kong

Thousands of people came down in the streets of Hong Kong on September 4, 2014, in the hands of the umbrella program.Their claim, political autonomy In detail, the election of Hong Kong's Chief and Chief Executive in the democratic system. After getting out of British colonies in 1997, China gained control over the country. According to China, the election committee formed by Hong Kong's China-dominated group and tycoons is sufficient to select the chief executive post. The protesters of the Ambreela Movement called on the umbrella hand positions program. Starting on September 26, the program covers the streets of Hong Kong, the traffic movement closes in many places. The question can arise, why are the umbrella to stay?

Responding to the question, the protesters said that the police used the umbrella to survive the pepper spray. In this way, this Chatham has become a symbol of their movement for political independence. Although in December 2014, due to police obstruction, this three-month-long sit-in program was broken, yet it is considered as one of Hong Kong's large mass movement.

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5. 'Head in the Sand' Protests - Australia

On November 13, 2014, 400 people gathered in Australia's famous Bondi beach beach A few days later, on November 15-16, the G-20 summit was going to be held in Brisbane. The conference agenda welcomed most of the world leaders to keep the climate change issue, but it was not agenda due to opposition from Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott.Many people thought that Abbott's climate change and denying its danger were a part of the camel's sandbank. And in keeping with that mind they gathered together on the beach, and together they put their heads together in Balu, in Balu. Seeing the danger of camouflaged birds such as sand on the sand, Abbott also pretends not to see the climate change, but denies it. But by doing so, there is no solution to the danger - that is to say that they protested against sand on their head.

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