Protection of Child Rights in Bangladesh: An Analysis of Laws and Practices

Abstract

With a population of over 160 million, Bangladesh is a highly populated country. More than 20 million of Bangladesh's people, who are regarded to be children, are under five years of age, making up close to half of the county's total demography. Children comprise about 73% of the population, whereas 27% live in urban areas. Of these kids, one-third still reside in poverty on a global scale Children‘s rights are considered abused in Bangladesh. Children have the fundamental human right to education, nutritious food, nutrition, safety, involvement, leisure access to out-of-danger drinking water, cleanliness, sanitation, and water. The majority of Bangladeshi kiddies lack these fundamental rights. The gov has taken action in injunction UNICEF to guarantee that all kids receive an education and also to lessen child labor and other forms of child maltreatment. To make Bangladesh more child-friendly, an effort has been made here to explore many elements of children‘s rights.