Full Coverage: Bangladesh
August 2006
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The aim of this Guide is to provide a brief introduction to human rights and sustainable development issues in Bangladesh
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31.08.2006
From caste discrimination to forced disappearances and torture, participants at a conference on human rights in Asia detail the abuses faced in 12 Asian nations.
more...From: Asian Human Rights Commission Related topics/regions: [Cambodia] [China] [India] [Indonesia] [Japan] [Myanmar] [Nepal] [Pakistan] [Philippines] [South Korea] [Sri Lanka] [Thailand] Image: Bangladeshi woman and child. © Shahidul Alam/Drik / New Internationalist
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24.08.2006
World Health Organization (WHO) said in a report despite a remarkable decline over past 15 years, the current levels of child under nutrition in Bangladesh are still extremely high, said a press release.
more...Related topics/regions: [Nutrition/malnutrition] |
24.08.2006
DHAKA, Aug 23 (Reuters): Bangladesh on Wednesday sought international assistance, including from the United States, to help find a new home for thousands of refugees from Myanmar, saying it couldn't afford to keep them any longer. Some 21,000 Rohingya Muslims from mainly Buddhist Myanmar have been living in two camps in Cox's Bazar district, 450 km (280 miles) southeast of the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka for more than a decade.
more...Related topics/regions: [Myanmar] [Migration] [Refugees] [Shelter & housing] |
21.08.2006
The Commonwealth Secretariat is assisting the Government of Bangladesh's 20 million taka (£153,000) initiative to develop four rural information and communication technology (ICT) access centres in the South Asian nation to promote the use of ICT for community development and commerce.
more...From: OneWorld South Asia Related topics/regions: [Capacity building] [ICT] [Civil society] |
08.08.2006
Gender relations in Bangladesh have been undergoing a process of considerable transformation over the last two decades as a part of broader processes of economic transition and social change. Although progress has been considerable in many spheres, womenÂ’s changing roles have also given rise to a range of new challenges that require shifts in policy making and program implementation as well as the various social and cultural values which have informed and shaped implicit societal understandings of womenÂ’s roles and responsibilities.
more...Related topics/regions: [Development] [Gender] [MDGs] |
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