Dalit in Bangladesh: Struggles, Rights & Social Justice
1. Introduction: Dalit in Bangladesh – A Struggle for Equality and Justice The Dalit in Bangladesh have long faced systemic discrimination, social exclusion, and economic hardships rooted in caste-based oppression.রাজবাড়ীতে দলিত জনগোষ্ঠীর অভিগম্যতা বৃদ্ধিতে ভূমিকা ও করণীয় নির্ণয় শীর্ষক কর্মশালা অনুষ্ঠিত
Rajbari News 24 সেপ্টেম্বর, ১১, ২০১৪ বেসরকারী এনজিও ফেয়ার, বাংলাদেশ হরিজন ঐক্য পরিষদ রাজবাড়ী শাখা ও রাজবাড়ী অ্যাডভোকেসী গ্র“পের যৌথ আয়োজনে গতকাল ১০ই সেপ্টেম্বর সকাল ১০টা থেকে দুপুর সোয়া ১টাA desperate journey towards a tough tomorrow!
It was really a great challenge for FAIR to materialize her dream, to write a new story for one crore socially excluded, stigmatized, discriminated, untouchable and marginalized Dalit community! We
Dalit Women Got Lactating Mother Support
Dalit Women though in a small scale benifits from “Right To Information Act 2009″. They have gained some success in using the act to establish their rights. The role of
Free Legal Aid: Empowering Maya to Stand Up for Her Rights
Free Legal Aid came to the rescue of Maya Chakraborty, who lived in Khulna city with her ailing husband. For a 51-year-old woman, running a household with an ailing, unemployed
Allocation for Dalit community urged
The Daily Star May 30, 2012 They demanded a special allocation in the national budget for the development of the Dalit community including Harijon . The communities urged the government
Harijon’s daughter Sima dreams of becoming a lawyer
Harijon’s daughter Sima dreams of becoming a lawyer: Harijon’s daughter Sima’sdream is to study and become a lawyer and work for her community. Sima Rani Roy is the daughter of হরিজন কন্যা সিমার লেখাপড়ার দায়িত্ব নিল কয়েকটি প্রতিষ্ঠান
হরিজন কন্যা সিমার স্বপ্ন সে লেখাপড়া করে আইনজীবী হয়ে নিজ সম্প্রদায়ের জন্য কাজ করবে। সে জালিম কৃষ্ণ ও শান্তি রানীর কন্যা ছয় ভাইবোনের মধ্যে সিমা সকলের ছোট। একাদশ শ্রেণিতে পড়–য়াForm body to ensure rights of Dalits
The Daily Star November 20, 2011 # Speakers at a seminar urged the government to form a commission for the development of 55 lakh Dalit people in the country to
Anti-discrimination Act Seminar at Jessore
Anti-discrimination act is needed to establish the constitutional rights of the marginalized people. In order to create public opinion and create pressure on the policy level of the government, in
Seminar on Relevance of Anti-discrimination Law at Khulna
Seminar on Relevance of Anti-discrimination Law: Anti-discrimination act is needed to establish the constitutional rights of the marginalized dalits people. In order to create public opinion and create pressure on
Seminar on Relevance Of Anti-Discrimination Law At Sirajgonj
Relevance of Anti-discrimination Law: Anti-discrimination act is needed to establish the constitutional rights of the marginalized people. In order to create public opinion and create pressure on the policy level
Anti discrimination Law Relevance Seminar for Dalits
Anti discrimination law: 5.5 millions of the total population of Bangladesh are marginalized people. They are in different ways discriminated by the mainstream people. Although the constitution of Bangladesh promises