Child labor remains widespread in Bangladesh. The country has ratified the UN Convention
on the Rights of the Child, the ILO's Minimum Age Convention, and the Worst Forms of Child …

After more than three decades since ratifying the Convention on the Rights of the Child,
many nations are still grappling with the phenomenon of children and adolescents who work …

Numerous children experience vulnerability due to their families' profound economic and
socio-economic hardships. Among this demographic, females face heightened …

This study is about the experiences of the sexually abused street children in one of the cities
in Tanzania. The study makes use of the data from 34 respondents. A questionnaire, in …

The present study has investigated the reasons responsible for the lack of engagement of
street children of Dhaka city with rehabilitation initiatives. For identifying the reasons of …

Street children are habitually depicted in a purely negative manner, often described as
indigent, penurious, and impecunious individuals who roam the streets in search of a …

Tannery in Bangladesh has long history as profitable business though it has both
environmental and health hazards. Labor rights of tannery workers are disrupted and their …

Because of their unique circumstances, it is uncommon to describe street children positively.
Their world is demoralizing, dispiriting, and disenchanting and their future appears …

In this thesis, I critically aim to examine how rights are understood and articulated by street
children in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The relationship between children's rights as commissioned …

Street children are becoming common in the developing countries despite the
implementation of several interventions. Family support as one of the interventions to …