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Despite the vast number of ‘deaths’ in Bangladesh annually, there are some people who never die. Sure they are physically not present where they...
Corporal punishment would have to be one of the most horrific acts a trusted friend such as a parent or teacher can perform upon a child. It is, after...
It’s quite a common occurrence in Bangladesh to see people, garbed in their best attire, throng to the mosques during Ramadan at the designated...
Why are Bangladeshi children, seemingly, considered by the government to be of less value then say Swedish children are to theirs, or children in...
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