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“ Almost 10 million Bangladeshi migrants work across the world. A UNICEF report states that, approximately 400 women and children in Bangladesh are victims of trafficking every month. According to a report, approximately 3,000,000 Bangladeshi children and women have been trafficked out of the country in the last 10 years. A Pakistan based organization, Lawyers for Human Rights and Legal Aid’s report shows nearly 200,000 Bangladeshi women and girls were sold in Pakistan. The statistics highlight how grave the human trafficking situation is in Bangladesh…” Dr. Rashida Khanam Human trafficking is a violation of human rights, an unethical and heinous crime against humanity. “The trade of human beings, a modern form of slavery . . . violates the God-given dignity . . .”. ....
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Abiron Begum Ansar was beaten to death by her employers in Riyadh Ansar s family said her body was unrecognisable when it was repatriated back to Bangladesh seven months after her murder (Supplied) By Published date: 15 February 2021 13:45 UTC | Last update: 1 month 1 week ago A criminal court in Riyadh on Sunday handed a Saudi national the death penalty for the murder of a Bangladeshi domestic worker, in a rare trial exposing the abuse of migrant workers in the kingdom. Abiron Begum Ansar, a 40-year-old domestic worker, was found dead in Riyadh in March 2019 after being beaten to death by her employers. Her family said Ansar s body was unrecognisable when it was repatriated back to Bangladesh seven months later. ....
Abiron’s Death in KSA: Family demands justice, rejects settlement A Saudi court has rejected the bail petitions of three accused arrested in a case filed for the murder of a Bangladeshi domestic worker in Saudi Arabia two years ago. Abiron Begum Ansar, who went to Saudi Arabia in 2017, was tortured allegedly at her employer s house and killed on March 24, 2019. Her body was kept in a mortuary there for seven months before arrival in the country. During a hearing on Wednesday, the Criminal Court-6 in Riyadh asked the accused to submit a written reply in this regard. The family of Abiron, through their representatives, told the court that they wanted Qisas or similar punishment if her murder was proven in court. ....