Lack of consciousness of child rights in Bangladesh

The book discusses the rights of the children and violation of their rights. Bangladesh is a densely populated country with populations about 160 millions. By nature the children are human beings who need moldings to become adults through learning and life experiences. The social structures of Bangladesh have failed to give all the children a natural opportunity for growth. The violation of child rights is a common matter in Bangladesh. Children in Bangladesh are different in different laws. The children have basic rights to education, balance diet, health and nutrition, protection, participation, recreation, safe water, sanitation, and hygiene. Unfortunately these rights of children are violated in Bangladesh. The government of Bangladesh and NGOs have taken steps to establish child rights and many cases they succeed partially. The book recommended the child rights and to create a child friendly environment in Bangladesh.

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Haradhan Kumar Mohajan is an assistant professor at Premier University of Bangladesh. He obtained M. Sc. in Mathematics with first class first from the University of Chittagong, Bangladesh. He has completed M. Phil in Cosmology and submitted his Ph. D. work in the same University. His published papers and books are more than fifty.