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A daytime outdoor protest rally is depicted in front of the United Nations Headquarters in New York City. Approximately 10-15 adults, predominantly men of South Asian appearance, are gathered on a paved area adjacent to a street. A large white banner with red and green text stretches across the lower portion of the frame. The banner states, "PROTEST RALLY in front of UN Headquarter, New York," and identifies participants as the "United Movement of Bangladeshi Americans against Killings, Vandalism, Arson and unprecedented Destruction by BNP-JAMAT in the name of Quota Movement in Bangladesh." It also lists "Congress of Bangladeshi Americans Inc." and "America Bangladesh Community Development (Intl.) Inc." as organizers, and includes small graphic images of violence, a portrait of an older man, and a portrait of Syed Ashraful Islam. Multiple participants hold flags; several are the national flag of Bangladesh (green field with a red circle), and at least two are the national flag of Togo (five horizontal green and yellow stripes, with a red square containing a white star in the canton). On the far right, a man in a light suit holds a Bangladeshi flag and speaks into a microphone. On the far left, a man in a brown suit looks at a smartphone. In the background, green-leafed trees line the street, and modern multi-story buildings with glass facades are visible. Black metal crowd control barriers are present on the street to the left. The sky is partially cloudy.
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