Students across the country have taken to the streets on 29 November as part of the Students Solidarity March to demand for rights of political expression and freedom from state repression.

The march has taken over more than 55 cities of the country with students calling for the ban o students unions to be lifted, inclusion in policy making, constitutional of sexual harassment committees and an end to privatization of educational institutes.

Moreover, the students have called for the demilitarization of campuses, increased allocation of GDP for education, an end to discrimination and harassment based on languages, ethnicity, gender and religion.