Introduction to BCHRD: Bangladesh Centre for human Rights and Development (BCHRD) is a health based women human rights organization in Bangladesh. BCHRD is working for promotion of women human rights of under Established in 1994 as a non-profit and non-government organization, BCHRD materialized different projects to achieve its desired mission, goals, and objectives.
BCHRD organized View Exchange Meeting and demonstration program with different professional, target groups, the victims of Tortured and Organized Violence (TOV), victim’s family members and CBOs on project period at grass rote level in Bangladesh. More than 500 People including children’s, youth women, CBOs, community leaders, local political leaders participated in the meeting. Violation of Victims Rights found on Right to security and participate, political rights, Rights to Life, Right to freedom of expression and opinion, Right to freedom of assembly and association, Right to take part in government, Right to education, Rights to equality (opportunities, services, pay), Rights to self assertion (identity, religion, caste, and so forth), Right to integrity (protection, justice), Right to services (education, health, facilities). BCHRD is conducted Basic human rights education program including democracy & good governance since 2009 for 50,000 youth and young women direct beneficiaries in association with BCHRD volunteers and in partnership with CSOS, INGO and Target groups. Our working focus areas on the rehabilitation and prevention of the violation of human rights, human rights awareness raising, human rights education, human rights monitoring, and advocacy for human rights or legal aid to victims of human rights violation. In addition, various preventive programs are regularly carried out among them formation of Task Force against Torture (TFT) – an united independent platform of professionals at union and upazila level in all districts, Victims Associations – a self help group of victims of torture treated by BCHRD earlier in Khulna division, democracy, peace, human rights and good governance, Door to Door Campaign against Torture (DDCAT) – a simple human rights education tool for rural community people, conducting fact-finding investigations and submission of report inform of Urgent Action, volunteers and student intern program for local and international universities.
BCHRD has implemented several programs addressing issues like democracy, good governance and human rights & good governance. Achievement of personal goals of participating target groups achieved in relation to learning, growing and enabling to contribute to their communities regarding issues of cross-cultural interactions for human rights, democracy and good governance, piece building. There were created a national and international network among NGOs (partners, CSOs) /INGOs for early intervention on human rights violation. Please see the link for the minority human rights situation in Bangladesh. BCHRD provided life skills training to 3000 Dalits and religious minority girls and young women. BCHRD has been working to use minimum grant and gain maximum output. I would like to integrate with your organization for promotion of human rights of target groups are rape victims of girls and young women including Women Victims of Torture and organized Violence (WTOV), sexual violence against women especial focus on National Minority (Refugee), Religious, Ethnic, Indigenous , and Sexual Minority Groups in Bangladesh especially young women and girls representing different backgrounds and initiatives including: minority youth organizations, community-based organizations, schools, media, and higher learning institutions. Indirect beneficiaries were tribal peoples& their family members, Government, Civil-Society Organizations, community leaders and different stakeholders from majority and minority groups. This initiative not only our organization will be benefited but it will also help our movement to promote the women human rights for the marginalized people in Bangladesh.
Project Background: “Of all forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhuman” – a quotation by Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr is the inspiring theme of generating this project. Despite the government’s pledge to adopt a zero tolerance for abduction, torture, rape, sexual, violence against indigenous women and children, there has not been significant progress in the ground realities. Indigenous women and girls, particularly, are vulnerable because of prejudice in the administration.
Political violence and Torture and organized by the state and ruling government of Bangladesh violence is increasing against opposition political party leader and member and also alarmingly in many ways like extra-judicial killing, abduction, judicial killing, killing women, Rape, petrol throwing, acid throwing, killing through torching fire after pouring kerosene and petrol, trafficking, kidnapping, forcing to prostitution, blackmailing, dowry and fotwabazzi. It has turned into a social disease now. It is the duty of police to protect, but they themselves have killed minority people and political leader in their custody. People including men, women, children’s in general are living hostage at the hands of miscreants. None of us regarding you and me are safe from this sort of social disease like torture, political pollution and terrorism. Come on! To uproot these diseases from our society, let us empower the women and increase the capabilities of people and create opportunities for everyone to make the administrators accountable to us, for building up a torture free society. Extrajudicial killing is an arbitrary or unlawful deprivation of life and simply a murder. Bangladesh has earned notoriety in carrying out extrajudicial killings. According to information gathered by Odhikar , a reported total of 104 persons were extra judicially killed, between January and June 2015. Around 492 young girls and women were victims of rape and gang rapes in the last six months of 2015. About 2079 incidents of violence against women occurred in the current year during the same period of January to June 2015. Of them 99 incidents are gang rapes and 46 incidents of killings after rapes. Rape has been a major tool of violence and this incident is happening due to lack of implementation of existing law. The perpetrators would bring to justice and provide exemplary punishment so that would not dare to commit such crimes any more. The number of rapes incidents occurred in the country was 393 in 2009; 593 in 2010; 508 in 2012; 696 in 2013610 in 2014 and 492 in 2015. The rising trend of sexual violence against women reasons a culture of impunity apathy of law enforcers and administration typically mindset and social and political unrest are the major contributors to the malaise. The Government law enforcing agencies should be active. If they do their duty properly then automatically the number of violence against women will be less. There are many treaties and acts such as: Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading treatment or Punishment (CAT) Violence Women (VAW) and so on also Penal Code (XLV of 1980) contains provisions that defined torture, causing injury, abduction, murder, defamation etc. as punishable offenses. Violence against women takes place in most societies both physically and mentally. In a patriarchal structure of society, a man treats a woman as an object of sexual pleasure. This mind set must be changed. When women will be considered as a human being then prevention of violence against women will be possible. Torture is prohibited in the article 35 (5) of the constitution of Bangladesh, Article 5 of UDHR, Criminal Procedure Code, Obligation of compensation is mentioned in Civil Procedure, UN Convention Against Torture (CAT) and In the Religious and the Holy Books.
Activities: Direct Action program on demanding human rights, good governance, accountability and Justice: The Project will organize a series of direct action activities including human chain, rallies and public events on human rights, good governance, freedom of expression and democracy to voice rise against torture at community and national level on specific incidents. More than 20 events will be organized by the activities under the project. The Demonstration program on rising voice of marginalized people (Voice Less People) will be organized basis on the Constitutional Rights of Bangladesh, Civil and Political Rights, Economic, Cultural and Political Rights, Human Rights Law, Child Rights Law, Women Rights, Human Rights, Professionals Ethics, Constitutional Rights, CEDAW, Anti-Torture Law-2013, Legal Rights, Minority Women Related Law and UN Instruments Related to Torture (CAT, OP-CAT). From the activities there will be demanded to stop Torture, rape, sexual violence, organized violence, Extra-Judicial Killing in Bangladesh, from the Government of Bangladesh. Political Leaders, Prominent Human Rights Defenders, rights groups, social activist, lawyers and target groups family members will participate in the demonstration program. There will ascertain human rights to information about democratic process and equal access to information for the civic rights, human rights and good governance by all major and relatively smaller parties through the events news and target groups participating in the events.
There will encourage large-scale participation of women in the events by building confidence on the human rights and good governance and peace building awareness and ensure people’s all-out participation, especially women in the democratic process.
There will be involved by the engagement of Youth, University Activation, Mobilizing workers, Massage dissemination through awareness raising, mass media, partners NGO and Community Participation.
Demonstration activity through Advocacy, Campaigns and Lobbying on Specific incidents for democracy development: The Project will organize more than 10 demonstration activities including view exchange event involving with home minister, EC, IC, NHRC and LC to withdraw and ban the sections 54, 56, 57, 61 of ICT Act and implement the constitutional rights Accord in letter and spirit, to ensure the strengthening of constitutional bodies as the Election Commission (EC), Information Commission (IC), Law Commission (LC), and National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), functional of local government bodies. Advocacy activities will be ensuring the responsibilities and duties of police department and related to others. Human Rights Commission can play a vital role to promote human rights, women rights, freedom of expression, good governance, accountability, democracy and also to protect human rights violation including torture, political violation, extra-judicial killing, abduction and rape, sexual violence against women and children’s in Bangladesh to advocate with the Government. Law Commission will form the Anti-Discrimination Law to end the discrimination. The Advocacy activities will also be organized to withdraw the 70 section of Bangladesh Constitution for democracy development and equal rights for all Members of Parliaments (MPs). Mps can play a vital role to accountable administration and to end all types of torture, violence and political violence. The project will conduct advocacy involving with media for the freedom of expression and the role of media to ensure awareness rising among the mass people regarding the democracy development.
Note: This case was submitted on 25/11/2015. It is currently being validated as real by our lawyers.
Description Of Legal Dispute
Introduction to BCHRD: Bangladesh Centre for human Rights and Development (BCHRD) is a health based women human rights organization in Bangladesh. BCHRD is working for promotion of women human rights of under Established in 1994 as a non-profit and non-government organization, BCHRD materialized different projects to achieve its desired mission, goals, and objectives.
BCHRD organized View Exchange Meeting and demonstration program with different professional, target groups, the victims of Tortured and Organized Violence (TOV), victim’s family members and CBOs on project period at grass rote level in Bangladesh. More than 500 People including children’s, youth women, CBOs, community leaders, local political leaders participated in the meeting. Violation of Victims Rights found on Right to security and participate, political rights, Rights to Life, Right to freedom of expression and opinion, Right to freedom of assembly and association, Right to take part in government, Right to education, Rights to equality (opportunities, services, pay), Rights to self assertion (identity, religion, caste, and so forth), Right to integrity (protection, justice), Right to services (education, health, facilities). BCHRD is conducted Basic human rights education program including democracy & good governance since 2009 for 50,000 youth and young women direct beneficiaries in association with BCHRD volunteers and in partnership with CSOS, INGO and Target groups. Our working focus areas on the rehabilitation and prevention of the violation of human rights, human rights awareness raising, human rights education, human rights monitoring, and advocacy for human rights or legal aid to victims of human rights violation. In addition, various preventive programs are regularly carried out among them formation of Task Force against Torture (TFT) – an united independent platform of professionals at union and upazila level in all districts, Victims Associations – a self help group of victims of torture treated by BCHRD earlier in Khulna division, democracy, peace, human rights and good governance, Door to Door Campaign against Torture (DDCAT) – a simple human rights education tool for rural community people, conducting fact-finding investigations and submission of report inform of Urgent Action, volunteers and student intern program for local and international universities.
BCHRD has implemented several programs addressing issues like democracy, good governance and human rights & good governance. Achievement of personal goals of participating target groups achieved in relation to learning, growing and enabling to contribute to their communities regarding issues of cross-cultural interactions for human rights, democracy and good governance, piece building. There were created a national and international network among NGOs (partners, CSOs) /INGOs for early intervention on human rights violation. Please see the link for the minority human rights situation in Bangladesh. BCHRD provided life skills training to 3000 Dalits and religious minority girls and young women. BCHRD has been working to use minimum grant and gain maximum output. I would like to integrate with your organization for promotion of human rights of target groups are rape victims of girls and young women including Women Victims of Torture and organized Violence (WTOV), sexual violence against women especial focus on National Minority (Refugee), Religious, Ethnic, Indigenous , and Sexual Minority Groups in Bangladesh especially young women and girls representing different backgrounds and initiatives including: minority youth organizations, community-based organizations, schools, media, and higher learning institutions. Indirect beneficiaries were tribal peoples& their family members, Government, Civil-Society Organizations, community leaders and different stakeholders from majority and minority groups. This initiative not only our organization will be benefited but it will also help our movement to promote the women human rights for the marginalized people in Bangladesh.
Project Background: “Of all forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhuman” – a quotation by Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr is the inspiring theme of generating this project. Despite the government’s pledge to adopt a zero tolerance for abduction, torture, rape, sexual, violence against indigenous women and children, there has not been significant progress in the ground realities. Indigenous women and girls, particularly, are vulnerable because of prejudice in the administration.
Political violence and Torture and organized by the state and ruling government of Bangladesh violence is increasing against opposition political party leader and member and also alarmingly in many ways like extra-judicial killing, abduction, judicial killing, killing women, Rape, petrol throwing, acid throwing, killing through torching fire after pouring kerosene and petrol, trafficking, kidnapping, forcing to prostitution, blackmailing, dowry and fotwabazzi. It has turned into a social disease now. It is the duty of police to protect, but they themselves have killed minority people and political leader in their custody. People including men, women, children’s in general are living hostage at the hands of miscreants. None of us regarding you and me are safe from this sort of social disease like torture, political pollution and terrorism. Come on! To uproot these diseases from our society, let us empower the women and increase the capabilities of people and create opportunities for everyone to make the administrators accountable to us, for building up a torture free society. Extrajudicial killing is an arbitrary or unlawful deprivation of life and simply a murder. Bangladesh has earned notoriety in carrying out extrajudicial killings. According to information gathered by Odhikar , a reported total of 104 persons were extra judicially killed, between January and June 2015. Around 492 young girls and women were victims of rape and gang rapes in the last six months of 2015. About 2079 incidents of violence against women occurred in the current year during the same period of January to June 2015. Of them 99 incidents are gang rapes and 46 incidents of killings after rapes. Rape has been a major tool of violence and this incident is happening due to lack of implementation of existing law. The perpetrators would bring to justice and provide exemplary punishment so that would not dare to commit such crimes any more. The number of rapes incidents occurred in the country was 393 in 2009; 593 in 2010; 508 in 2012; 696 in 2013610 in 2014 and 492 in 2015. The rising trend of sexual violence against women reasons a culture of impunity apathy of law enforcers and administration typically mindset and social and political unrest are the major contributors to the malaise. The Government law enforcing agencies should be active. If they do their duty properly then automatically the number of violence against women will be less. There are many treaties and acts such as: Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading treatment or Punishment (CAT) Violence Women (VAW) and so on also Penal Code (XLV of 1980) contains provisions that defined torture, causing injury, abduction, murder, defamation etc. as punishable offenses. Violence against women takes place in most societies both physically and mentally. In a patriarchal structure of society, a man treats a woman as an object of sexual pleasure. This mind set must be changed. When women will be considered as a human being then prevention of violence against women will be possible. Torture is prohibited in the article 35 (5) of the constitution of Bangladesh, Article 5 of UDHR, Criminal Procedure Code, Obligation of compensation is mentioned in Civil Procedure, UN Convention Against Torture (CAT) and In the Religious and the Holy Books.
Activities: Direct Action program on demanding human rights, good governance, accountability and Justice: The Project will organize a series of direct action activities including human chain, rallies and public events on human rights, good governance, freedom of expression and democracy to voice rise against torture at community and national level on specific incidents. More than 20 events will be organized by the activities under the project. The Demonstration program on rising voice of marginalized people (Voice Less People) will be organized basis on the Constitutional Rights of Bangladesh, Civil and Political Rights, Economic, Cultural and Political Rights, Human Rights Law, Child Rights Law, Women Rights, Human Rights, Professionals Ethics, Constitutional Rights, CEDAW, Anti-Torture Law-2013, Legal Rights, Minority Women Related Law and UN Instruments Related to Torture (CAT, OP-CAT). From the activities there will be demanded to stop Torture, rape, sexual violence, organized violence, Extra-Judicial Killing in Bangladesh, from the Government of Bangladesh. Political Leaders, Prominent Human Rights Defenders, rights groups, social activist, lawyers and target groups family members will participate in the demonstration program. There will ascertain human rights to information about democratic process and equal access to information for the civic rights, human rights and good governance by all major and relatively smaller parties through the events news and target groups participating in the events.
There will encourage large-scale participation of women in the events by building confidence on the human rights and good governance and peace building awareness and ensure people’s all-out participation, especially women in the democratic process.
There will be involved by the engagement of Youth, University Activation, Mobilizing workers, Massage dissemination through awareness raising, mass media, partners NGO and Community Participation.
Demonstration activity through Advocacy, Campaigns and Lobbying on Specific incidents for democracy development: The Project will organize more than 10 demonstration activities including view exchange event involving with home minister, EC, IC, NHRC and LC to withdraw and ban the sections 54, 56, 57, 61 of ICT Act and implement the constitutional rights Accord in letter and spirit, to ensure the strengthening of constitutional bodies as the Election Commission (EC), Information Commission (IC), Law Commission (LC), and National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), functional of local government bodies. Advocacy activities will be ensuring the responsibilities and duties of police department and related to others. Human Rights Commission can play a vital role to promote human rights, women rights, freedom of expression, good governance, accountability, democracy and also to protect human rights violation including torture, political violation, extra-judicial killing, abduction and rape, sexual violence against women and children’s in Bangladesh to advocate with the Government. Law Commission will form the Anti-Discrimination Law to end the discrimination. The Advocacy activities will also be organized to withdraw the 70 section of Bangladesh Constitution for democracy development and equal rights for all Members of Parliaments (MPs). Mps can play a vital role to accountable administration and to end all types of torture, violence and political violence. The project will conduct advocacy involving with media for the freedom of expression and the role of media to ensure awareness rising among the mass people regarding the democracy development.
Username
|
| |
BCHRD
|
Country Where Your Dispute Is Located
|
| |
Bangladesh
|
How Much Litigation Funding Do You Want To Raise?
|
| |
$20,000.00
|
Headline For Your Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign
|
| |
Door To Door Campaigns Against Toture (DDCAT)
|
Description Of Your Legal Dispute
|
| |
Introduction to BCHRD: Bangladesh Centre for human Rights and Development (BCHRD) is a health based women human rights organization in Bangladesh. BCHRD is working for promotion of women human rights of under Established in 1994 as a non-profit and non-government organization, BCHRD materialized different projects to achieve its desired mission, goals, and objectives.
BCHRD organized View Exchange Meeting and demonstration program with different professional, target groups, the victims of Tortured and Organized Violence (TOV), victim’s family members and CBOs on project period at grass rote level in Bangladesh. More than 500 People including children’s, youth women, CBOs, community leaders, local political leaders participated in the meeting. Violation of Victims Rights found on Right to security and participate, political rights, Rights to Life, Right to freedom of expression and opinion, Right to freedom of assembly and association, Right to take part in government, Right to education, Rights to equality (opportunities, services, pay), Rights to self assertion (identity, religion, caste, and so forth), Right to integrity (protection, justice), Right to services (education, health, facilities). BCHRD is conducted Basic human rights education program including democracy & good governance since 2009 for 50,000 youth and young women direct beneficiaries in association with BCHRD volunteers and in partnership with CSOS, INGO and Target groups. Our working focus areas on the rehabilitation and prevention of the violation of human rights, human rights awareness raising, human rights education, human rights monitoring, and advocacy for human rights or legal aid to victims of human rights violation. In addition, various preventive programs are regularly carried out among them formation of Task Force against Torture (TFT) – an united independent platform of professionals at union and upazila level in all districts, Victims Associations – a self help group of victims of torture treated by BCHRD earlier in Khulna division, democracy, peace, human rights and good governance, Door to Door Campaign against Torture (DDCAT) – a simple human rights education tool for rural community people, conducting fact-finding investigations and submission of report inform of Urgent Action, volunteers and student intern program for local and international universities.
BCHRD has implemented several programs addressing issues like democracy, good governance and human rights & good governance. Achievement of personal goals of participating target groups achieved in relation to learning, growing and enabling to contribute to their communities regarding issues of cross-cultural interactions for human rights, democracy and good governance, piece building. There were created a national and international network among NGOs (partners, CSOs) /INGOs for early intervention on human rights violation. Please see the link for the minority human rights situation in Bangladesh. BCHRD provided life skills training to 3000 Dalits and religious minority girls and young women. BCHRD has been working to use minimum grant and gain maximum output. I would like to integrate with your organization for promotion of human rights of target groups are rape victims of girls and young women including Women Victims of Torture and organized Violence (WTOV), sexual violence against women especial focus on National Minority (Refugee), Religious, Ethnic, Indigenous , and Sexual Minority Groups in Bangladesh especially young women and girls representing different backgrounds and initiatives including: minority youth organizations, community-based organizations, schools, media, and higher learning institutions. Indirect beneficiaries were tribal peoples& their family members, Government, Civil-Society Organizations, community leaders and different stakeholders from majority and minority groups. This initiative not only our organization will be benefited but it will also help our movement to promote the women human rights for the marginalized people in Bangladesh.
Project Background: “Of all forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhuman” – a quotation by Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr is the inspiring theme of generating this project. Despite the government’s pledge to adopt a zero tolerance for abduction, torture, rape, sexual, violence against indigenous women and children, there has not been significant progress in the ground realities. Indigenous women and girls, particularly, are vulnerable because of prejudice in the administration.
Political violence and Torture and organized by the state and ruling government of Bangladesh violence is increasing against opposition political party leader and member and also alarmingly in many ways like extra-judicial killing, abduction, judicial killing, killing women, Rape, petrol throwing, acid throwing, killing through torching fire after pouring kerosene and petrol, trafficking, kidnapping, forcing to prostitution, blackmailing, dowry and fotwabazzi. It has turned into a social disease now. It is the duty of police to protect, but they themselves have killed minority people and political leader in their custody. People including men, women, children’s in general are living hostage at the hands of miscreants. None of us regarding you and me are safe from this sort of social disease like torture, political pollution and terrorism. Come on! To uproot these diseases from our society, let us empower the women and increase the capabilities of people and create opportunities for everyone to make the administrators accountable to us, for building up a torture free society. Extrajudicial killing is an arbitrary or unlawful deprivation of life and simply a murder. Bangladesh has earned notoriety in carrying out extrajudicial killings. According to information gathered by Odhikar , a reported total of 104 persons were extra judicially killed, between January and June 2015. Around 492 young girls and women were victims of rape and gang rapes in the last six months of 2015. About 2079 incidents of violence against women occurred in the current year during the same period of January to June 2015. Of them 99 incidents are gang rapes and 46 incidents of killings after rapes. Rape has been a major tool of violence and this incident is happening due to lack of implementation of existing law. The perpetrators would bring to justice and provide exemplary punishment so that would not dare to commit such crimes any more. The number of rapes incidents occurred in the country was 393 in 2009; 593 in 2010; 508 in 2012; 696 in 2013610 in 2014 and 492 in 2015. The rising trend of sexual violence against women reasons a culture of impunity apathy of law enforcers and administration typically mindset and social and political unrest are the major contributors to the malaise. The Government law enforcing agencies should be active. If they do their duty properly then automatically the number of violence against women will be less. There are many treaties and acts such as: Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading treatment or Punishment (CAT) Violence Women (VAW) and so on also Penal Code (XLV of 1980) contains provisions that defined torture, causing injury, abduction, murder, defamation etc. as punishable offenses. Violence against women takes place in most societies both physically and mentally. In a patriarchal structure of society, a man treats a woman as an object of sexual pleasure. This mind set must be changed. When women will be considered as a human being then prevention of violence against women will be possible. Torture is prohibited in the article 35 (5) of the constitution of Bangladesh, Article 5 of UDHR, Criminal Procedure Code, Obligation of compensation is mentioned in Civil Procedure, UN Convention Against Torture (CAT) and In the Religious and the Holy Books.
Activities: Direct Action program on demanding human rights, good governance, accountability and Justice: The Project will organize a series of direct action activities including human chain, rallies and public events on human rights, good governance, freedom of expression and democracy to voice rise against torture at community and national level on specific incidents. More than 20 events will be organized by the activities under the project. The Demonstration program on rising voice of marginalized people (Voice Less People) will be organized basis on the Constitutional Rights of Bangladesh, Civil and Political Rights, Economic, Cultural and Political Rights, Human Rights Law, Child Rights Law, Women Rights, Human Rights, Professionals Ethics, Constitutional Rights, CEDAW, Anti-Torture Law-2013, Legal Rights, Minority Women Related Law and UN Instruments Related to Torture (CAT, OP-CAT). From the activities there will be demanded to stop Torture, rape, sexual violence, organized violence, Extra-Judicial Killing in Bangladesh, from the Government of Bangladesh. Political Leaders, Prominent Human Rights Defenders, rights groups, social activist, lawyers and target groups family members will participate in the demonstration program. There will ascertain human rights to information about democratic process and equal access to information for the civic rights, human rights and good governance by all major and relatively smaller parties through the events news and target groups participating in the events.
There will encourage large-scale participation of women in the events by building confidence on the human rights and good governance and peace building awareness and ensure people’s all-out participation, especially women in the democratic process.
There will be involved by the engagement of Youth, University Activation, Mobilizing workers, Massage dissemination through awareness raising, mass media, partners NGO and Community Participation.
Demonstration activity through Advocacy, Campaigns and Lobbying on Specific incidents for democracy development: The Project will organize more than 10 demonstration activities including view exchange event involving with home minister, EC, IC, NHRC and LC to withdraw and ban the sections 54, 56, 57, 61 of ICT Act and implement the constitutional rights Accord in letter and spirit, to ensure the strengthening of constitutional bodies as the Election Commission (EC), Information Commission (IC), Law Commission (LC), and National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), functional of local government bodies. Advocacy activities will be ensuring the responsibilities and duties of police department and related to others. Human Rights Commission can play a vital role to promote human rights, women rights, freedom of expression, good governance, accountability, democracy and also to protect human rights violation including torture, political violation, extra-judicial killing, abduction and rape, sexual violence against women and children’s in Bangladesh to advocate with the Government. Law Commission will form the Anti-Discrimination Law to end the discrimination. The Advocacy activities will also be organized to withdraw the 70 section of Bangladesh Constitution for democracy development and equal rights for all Members of Parliaments (MPs). Mps can play a vital role to accountable administration and to end all types of torture, violence and political violence. The project will conduct advocacy involving with media for the freedom of expression and the role of media to ensure awareness rising among the mass people regarding the democracy development.
|
Featured Image For Your Litigation Funding Campaign
|
| |
|
End Date Of Your Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign
|
| |
2016-03-25
|
Will You Offer A Reward Or Are You Requesting Donations?
|
| |
Donations Only
|
|
International arbitration case analysis is provided to Invest4Justice by the lawyers of the International Arbitration Attorney Network. All other legal advice is provided by Aceris Law LLC.
Door To Door Campaigns Against Toture (DDCAT)
