Emergency Aid for Bangladeshi Students

Emergency Crisis Fund for Student Protesters in Bangladesh

The Shirin Sajmila International Foundation empowers marginalized communities, focusing on women and children in .Bangladesh. Currently, we are facing a dire situation in Bangladesh where student protesters are under severe threat. Your support is urgently needed to provide critical aid and protect these brave students fighting for their rights.

The government of Bangladesh has launched a brutal crackdown on student protesters, resulting in a devastating toll of approximately a thousand deaths. The oppressive measures include a nationwide internet blackout, strict curfews, and military orders to shoot on sight. Our foundation is on the ground, risking everything to provide emergency medical and financial aid to these students, many of whom come from financially unstable backgrounds.

Our team is working tirelessly under extremely dangerous conditions to coordinate blood donations, distribute essential supplies like water and first aid kits, and prepare legal support for those wrongfully accused of being anti-national. The situation is critical, and the students urgently need your help.

We are seeking to raise a total of $15,000 to cover the costs of medical surgeries, ICU supplies, rehabilitation and supportive care, emergency medical supplies, and financial aid to families of martyrs.

This fund is crucial for sustaining our efforts to protect the rights and safety of these students amidst this crisis. Your donation can make a significant difference in providing the necessary medical care, legal support, and essential supplies to those in desperate need. Please stand with us in supporting these brave students and their families during this critical time.

Call to Action:

Donate now to the Emergency Crisis Fund and help us save lives and uphold justice. Every contribution counts. Together, we can make a difference.

We are providing multiple types of aid during these protests. These include:

Medical assistance that helps save lives of protesters.

Supportive care that is essential in providing support to those who are seriously injured and have faced life-changing injuries.

First aid for those who are still protesting and need medical support.

Legal aid for those who are currently facing the effects of taking part in the protests and are being mistreated.