Bangladesh police clash with opposition activists
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(19 Sep 2011) SHOTLIST 1.
(19 Sep 2011) SHOTLIST
1. Wide top view activists of Jamaat-e-Islami party protesting on the street
2. Various top views of protesters setting fire to tyres and throwing bricks at the police
3. Wide top view of police
4. Various of police firing tear gas and rubber bullets
5. Protesters burning vehicles
6. Various of vehicles burning
7. SOUNDBITE: (Bangla) SM Shibly Noman, Dhaka police official:
"It is the responsibility of the police to safeguard people''s lives and property. While trying to take care of these responsibilities, policemen were attacked. Members of the police were wounded. The protesters have set fire to the vehicles of innocent civilians."
8. Policemen beating up man
9. Various of police arresting protesters
STORYLINE:
Police in Bangladesh clashed with protesters from the country''s largest Islamic party on Monday during a protest in Dhaka to demand the release of party leaders charged with crimes during the 1971 independence war with Pakistan.
Witnesses said the opposition Jamaat-e-Islami activists set fire to at least 12 vehicles during the clash in downtown Dhaka.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police official Abu Bakar Siddique said at least 15 protesters were arrested as they were rampaging through the busy streets.
TV reports said at least 50 protesters were injured, but Siddique said he couldn''t confirm that number.
Five people, including party chief Matiur Rahman Nizami, were arrested last year on charges of crimes against humanity for allegedly collaborating with Pakistani soldiers during the independence war. The party denies the charges and says they''re politically motivated.
Bangladesh says Pakistani soldiers, aided by local collaborators, killed an estimated three million people and forced millions of others to flee their homes during the war.
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1. Wide top view activists of Jamaat-e-Islami party protesting on the street
2. Various top views of protesters setting fire to tyres and throwing bricks at the police
3. Wide top view of police
4. Various of police firing tear gas and rubber bullets
5. Protesters burning vehicles
6. Various of vehicles burning
7. SOUNDBITE: (Bangla) SM Shibly Noman, Dhaka police official:
"It is the responsibility of the police to safeguard people''s lives and property. While trying to take care of these responsibilities, policemen were attacked. Members of the police were wounded. The protesters have set fire to the vehicles of innocent civilians."
8. Policemen beating up man
9. Various of police arresting protesters
STORYLINE:
Police in Bangladesh clashed with protesters from the country''s largest Islamic party on Monday during a protest in Dhaka to demand the release of party leaders charged with crimes during the 1971 independence war with Pakistan.
Witnesses said the opposition Jamaat-e-Islami activists set fire to at least 12 vehicles during the clash in downtown Dhaka.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police official Abu Bakar Siddique said at least 15 protesters were arrested as they were rampaging through the busy streets.
TV reports said at least 50 protesters were injured, but Siddique said he couldn''t confirm that number.
Five people, including party chief Matiur Rahman Nizami, were arrested last year on charges of crimes against humanity for allegedly collaborating with Pakistani soldiers during the independence war. The party denies the charges and says they''re politically motivated.
Bangladesh says Pakistani soldiers, aided by local collaborators, killed an estimated three million people and forced millions of others to flee their homes during the war.
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