Children in educational institutions are subjected to physical abuse and mental abuse on cane, duster, scale, a study conducted by BLAST says that 69 percent of parents and parents are involved in the torture of ‘Nuthumanity’.
The 25 districts of the country, BLAST, are working in 25 districts of the country. The research was conducted in 2016. The research data will be highlighted in the public hearing of the 25 districts of the country in 2016.
55 percent of parents think that punishment is in a good way. 27 percent think that if the punishment is not punished, the children are angry and according to 25 percent, if the punishment is, the children listen to the teachers.
The social, mental and legal aspects of physical and mental abuse of children are discussed in different aspects of the social, mental and legal aspects. In this public hearing, the context of several incidents is also highlighted in this public hearing.
Rasheda K Chowdhury, executive director of Mass Literacy Campaign, member of the jury board, said, ‘Those who train teachers are aware of how much they are aware of that poison. And even if physical torture is stopped, the torture will not stop verbally. The policy makers should come to the fore.’
In the president's speech, former Justice Nizamul Haque said that the parents should come to the berth from the idea that children will not be human if they do not wear their hands on the body.
Tasmima Hossain, acting editor of Daily Ittefaq, said, ‘There is a law, but there is no problem. Children should not be punished, love should be given. We have to make up the mentality of making mistakes.’
A parent said that it is better not to use the word punishment for children because children do not commit crimes, they do wrong.
Momena Begum, principal of Sahagapath High School, said that children should be mingled with them by identifying their mental problems.
BLAST Board of Trustees member Z I Khan, Save the Children Manager Ekramul Kabir, Human Development Initiative President Kazi Farooq Ahmed and others spoke in the public hearing.