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A vibrant protest unfolds on a street in Dhaka, Bangladesh, with a large group of workers, predominantly women, holding a demonstration. They are gathered under an elevated concrete structure, possibly a flyover or bridge, with glimpses of green foliage and another pedestrian bridge in the background. The protestors are dressed in red shirts and headbands, some in traditional attire, and many are raising their fists in solidarity. At the forefront, a large red and white banner is held horizontally by many individuals. The banner features images of various workers (construction, agriculture, garment, healthcare) and prominently displays slogans in Bengali: "দুনিয়ার মজদুর-এক হও এক হও" (Workers of the world, unite!), "মহান মে দিবস অমর হোক" (Long live great May Day!), and "সুস্থ শ্রমিক, কর্মঠ হাত, আসবে এবার নব প্রভাত" (Healthy workers, able hands, a new dawn will come). It also lists specific demands: ensuring a living wage, safe workplaces, 6 months of maternity leave in all sectors, the right to form trade unions freely, and implementation of ILO Convention 190 to prevent workplace sexual harassment and violence. The banner credits "Awaj Foundation," "United Garment Workers Federation," and "Bangladesh Labour Congress (BLC)." Numerous placards are also visible, carried by individual protestors. Key messages on these placards include "Wage crisis = Climate crisis," "Ensure 6 months Maternity leave!", "Brands, sign the Accord!", "Climate crisis = Workers' crisis," and calls to grant contract workers legal status and ensure a safe working environment free from sexual harassment. Several Bangladeshi flags and plain green flags are also part of the demonstration. The overall mood appears determined and unified, advocating for improved labor rights and working conditions. The event takes place during the day, under what appears to be an overcast sky.
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