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Well what about this then? Where's your statement against Trump and Md Yunus? C'mon, prove to us that:
1. you don't fear visa rejections for your US LLMs
2. you don't fear criticising liberals like Yunus
So that's the truth behind these fancy international law student clubs and societies. 🙏
Let’s see if they have the balls to demand a boycott of the US for violating Venezuelan sovereignty. Remember that you must now compulsorily give your social media handle ids for all US visa applications. 😄
Regarding Bangladesh, much easier to condemn, but they won’t. We know why.
Another weird thing I find is that they won’t say anything about the mistreatment of Baloch and Ahmadi Muslims by Pakistan, Kurdish Muslims by Turkey and Uyghur Muslims by China. Why do only some Muslim lives matter for them? 🤔