According to a recent study, over 47 percent of child labourers in Bangladesh were not attending school.
Bangladesh needs a robust child protection system to ensure the well-being of street children.
'Dandy' abuse is a symptom of deeper socioeconomic issues
Street children have zero protection from dengue
Spaces under Dhaka flyovers can be utilised so much better
Just past midnight on Manik Mia Avenue, some children were seen taking the opportunity of the traffic light turning red. While some carried flowers, others had balloons of different colours. They were seen taking these to the passengers of private cars stopped at the signal, requesting them to make a purchase.
Nobody’s Children is a collection of “ten real stories” of homeless children living without any of the support or privilege we take for granted.
Government must rehabilitate them, ensure their rights
Two children reportedly died after being hit by a footbridge when they were travelling on the roof of a train on Tuesday night.
According to a recent study, over 47 percent of child labourers in Bangladesh were not attending school.
Bangladesh needs a robust child protection system to ensure the well-being of street children.
'Dandy' abuse is a symptom of deeper socioeconomic issues
Street children have zero protection from dengue
Spaces under Dhaka flyovers can be utilised so much better
Just past midnight on Manik Mia Avenue, some children were seen taking the opportunity of the traffic light turning red. While some carried flowers, others had balloons of different colours. They were seen taking these to the passengers of private cars stopped at the signal, requesting them to make a purchase.
Nobody’s Children is a collection of “ten real stories” of homeless children living without any of the support or privilege we take for granted.
Government must rehabilitate them, ensure their rights
Two children reportedly died after being hit by a footbridge when they were travelling on the roof of a train on Tuesday night.
The three-room flat in the capital's Paltan falls silent only when the children leave this home every afternoon to return to where they