Dhaka, March 2011.Hasina Akther who is a acid survivors join on the occasion of 100th anniversary of International Wome’s day at Rabindra Sarobar in Dhaka. Acid violence not only affects people physically and emotionally, it also has a devastating long-term effect on their economic and social life. Survivors face discrimination social inequality and a lack of opportunity. Bangladesh is the witness off the highest number of acid attack related incident. Photo: Monirul Alam
Holding lighted candles participants promise to resist acid violence on the occasion of 100th anniversary of International Women’s day. The event was organized by Acid Survivors Foundation, Rabindra Sarobar Moncho, Dhaka, Bangladesh.7 March 2011 Photo:Monirul Alam
Dhaka November 2010.Acid survivors Hasina attends a campaign program to End Violence Women organized by a national network in Bangladesh supported by UNFPA at Rabindra Sarober, Dhaka.Acid violence not only affects people physically and emotionally, it also has a devastating long-term effect on their economic and social life. Survivors face discrimination social inequality and a lack of opportunity. Bangladesh is the witness off the highest number of acid attack related incident.Copy Right:Monirul Alam
MONIRUL ALAM 