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The story behind the 1971 collection?

In 1971, the Bengali people suffered an atrocity in what was then known as East Pakistan. The UK Government has never named it for what it was. Quietly erasing history.

This is not about opening old wounds, this is about finally giving the Bengali people and their descendants the opportunity to finally heal a trauma they have been passing down to the next generation, unknowingly.

Will you join us in changing the future?

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We are self-funding our mission

Every penny of net profit from this collection funds the petition and the film.*

We don't sell culture. We fund its future.

*Terms apply

Bengali rickshaw driver popart by Dilara Kaan

History gets erased. Ours won't.

The story you just scanned lives on a platform no government can quietly delete. Every QR code is a doorway to it. Wear the piece. Carry the story. Keep it alive.

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