Bangladesh's Yunus Regime Issues Rules Restricting Dissent

The government of Bangladesh, led by Muhammad Yunus, has made new rules.

One rule says government workers can be fired or demoted if they protest.

Another rule says students and schools can get in trouble if they spread information the government doesn't like.

This is a way to stop people from criticizing the government.

The government says it's to stop misinformation, but critics say it's to silence them.

These rules are seen by some as a move towards more authoritarian control, where people have less freedom to speak out.