Rights and Challenges of Older People in Bangladesh
The United Nations has initiated various international guidelines for the well-being, dignity, development and realisation of human rights of older persons. Consequently, many developed and developing countries have paid attention to develop elderly social support programme and welfare based legal framework in line with UN standards.
4y ago
To rehabilitate juvenile offenders
Alarge number of children in Bangladesh are facing violence in a wide range of settings including family, schools, workplaces,
7y ago
Legal issues in caring for elderly people
Each year, on October 01, we observe “the International Day for Older Persons” through rallies and meetings and
8y ago
CHILD-FRIENDLY JUSTICE
The notion that children deserve special attention in the legal and judicial system is not a new issue in the modern world. It is the duty
8y ago
Values-based child protection system
Law, ethics, values and morality forms an integral part of the society. Law is omnipresent whereas ethics, values and morality are the inner instinct. Their blend is a requirement for the amicable survival of the society especially for the protection of the children. In Bangladesh a large number of children are deprived of their basic human rights due to unacceptable health, nutrition and education as well as social conditions. In addition, recently children are facing violence in a range of settings including at home and in the family, in schools and in care and justice systems, in workplaces and in the communities.
8y ago
Deprived children in the development centers
As a state party to the Convention of the Rights of the Children 1989 (CRC), Bangladesh is under a legal obligation to establish a child
9y ago
October 27, 2020
Rights and Challenges of Older People in Bangladesh
The United Nations has initiated various international guidelines for the well-being, dignity, development and realisation of human rights of older persons. Consequently, many developed and developing countries have paid attention to develop elderly social support programme and welfare based legal framework in line with UN standards.
July 11, 2017
To rehabilitate juvenile offenders
Alarge number of children in Bangladesh are facing violence in a wide range of settings including family, schools, workplaces,
October 4, 2016
Legal issues in caring for elderly people
Each year, on October 01, we observe “the International Day for Older Persons” through rallies and meetings and
May 10, 2016
CHILD-FRIENDLY JUSTICE
The notion that children deserve special attention in the legal and judicial system is not a new issue in the modern world. It is the duty
March 1, 2016
Values-based child protection system
Law, ethics, values and morality forms an integral part of the society. Law is omnipresent whereas ethics, values and morality are the inner instinct. Their blend is a requirement for the amicable survival of the society especially for the protection of the children. In Bangladesh a large number of children are deprived of their basic human rights due to unacceptable health, nutrition and education as well as social conditions. In addition, recently children are facing violence in a range of settings including at home and in the family, in schools and in care and justice systems, in workplaces and in the communities.
April 21, 2015
Deprived children in the development centers
As a state party to the Convention of the Rights of the Children 1989 (CRC), Bangladesh is under a legal obligation to establish a child
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