ISDE Bangladesh: UNCRC Workshop for Journalist held at Chittagong

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

UNCRC Workshop for Journalist held at Chittagong

United Efforts of Law Enforcing agencies, Media and NGOs to Ensure UNCRC at Family Level

UNCRC was adopted long years ago, but till now CRC is violating at street, family, society, and child and women tortured, VAW etc were happening anywhere at al level. Discrimination between girl children and boys in education, health care services, recreation and freedom of choice and nobilities are still exists in our society and culture. There is right figures how many children are victimize to engaged in domestic works at households and how many children are engaged in hazardous child labour in many working places and finally they going to dark and with out any future dream. Besides so many young and teenage girls children forces to suicide by the causes of eve teasing by the a few culprits. The Government has set up Ministry of Women and Children Affairs who take action to stop these types of violations and set up Women and Children Special tribunal Act for women and children at district level although the figure is not reducing and it is not stopped and it is increasing day by days. There is no social protection to ensure CRC, so violence on CRC violation is moving to high day by day. To stop these types of serious evil from society, there is need to create a united efforts by the law enforcing agencies, journalist and NGOs to implementation of CRC at family to society, otherwise society will be darkness. These was stated at the orientation on “UNCRC and Children Participation for journalist” was organized by Integrated Social Development Effort (ISDE) Bangladesh with the help of Bangladesh Shisu Audhikar Forum (BSAF) and TDH Netherlands on last 13-14 March 2010 at CSDF hall Chittagong.

Mr. S M Nazer Hossain Executive Director ISDE Bangladesh was presided over the closing session while Deputy Police Commissioner (North) Mr. Banaj Kumar Majumdar was Chief Guest. Mr. Afasr Khan, President District Social Entrepreneur, Ex Board member of BSAF & ASHOKA USA fellow Mr. Quazi Iqbal Bahar Sabery was special guest. Ms. Rasheda Akhter, Nargis Akhater Trainer Ain O Salish Kendra, Mr. Manjur Ahmed, BSAF, Journalist Abu Mosharaf Rasel, Maojammel Hoque Chy, Ismat Marjida khan, Kutub Uddin, Alagir Sabuj, Maksud Ahmed, Azad Moinuddin, Shama K Nahar, PO, CSDF, Subrata K Bala CAB Divisional Programme officer, Md Jahngir Alam, PC, ISDE Bangladesh were took part the closing session. The orientation was facilitated by the Ms. Rasheda Akhter, Nargis Akhater Trainer Ain O Salish Kendra, Dhaka.

The speakers give emphasis to ensure social responsibilities to present any news of CRC violation. Some news man take news as their tool to business and requested to serves as member of the society who will stand with the victims. News always is supportive for victims not to demoralize. They also suggested keeping eyes open to protect the rights of victims. They also say some times the news presenter changes the actual facts to presenting of any female victims as a result the victims can not benefited from the news and culprits become release by the news. So they requested journalist to present positive sign and good example which learning for all. One news and views can changes a life survive or dies

20 Journalist from print and electronic media were took part the UN CRC orientation.

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Integrated Social Development Effort (ISDE) Bangladesh is a local non-governmental, non-political, non-religious, voluntary, social development organization working in the southeastern part of Bangladesh, including Cox’s Bazar, Chittagong, Rangamati, Kagrachari and Bandarban hill districts. ISDE Bangladesh was established in 1992, with the initiation of some like-minded social workers to serve the socio economically depressed & backward groups in the southeastern part of Bangladesh. It seeks to create self-sustaining rural communities through process of battling against rural drawback and the social economic energizing of the poor; such a process involves a number of suitable social and economic activities. ISDE Bangladesh is instrument in assisting the poor in working for their own developments instead of being the passive receive of it. It works in the identified rural and urban areas targeting sustainable social change that will contribute in ensuring a better life for the vulnerable people, with special emphasize to women and children. ISDE Bangladesh works adopting the target group development approach and most of the groups are associated with women members. It implements its all activities targeting on purpose to protect rights of the target women and children. It continues its all efforts to ISDE Bangladesh’s commitment through mainstreaming gender in a participatory development process. It collaborates with different local, national and international NGO’s and Government Departments in realizing their common goal of women empowerment, human rights, gender, environment, and education, rural and urban development. It envisages a society with improved environment human dignity and security. Its mission is guided by people’s aspirations that significantly contributes in changing the existing socio-economic status of target groups; facilitate the need-based services focusing to reducing gender discrimination and improving environmental status that will yield poverty reduced better life by enhancing people's capacities, initiatives and commitment followed by the principles of human rights, governance, gender and equity. Strengthen effective people’s participation at all stages of program designing, planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation harnessing local and external resources that will contribute greatly in sustainable social change. ISDE Bangladesh works in line with Target Group Approach as well as Community Approach followed by the principles of human rights, good governance, gender sensitivity, equity and participation targeting poverty reduction. It gives equal emphasis to ISDE Bangladesh scheduled castes and ethnic groups as target groups. ISDE Bangladesh grew to its present level by responding to the needs of the people. From 1993 ISDE started moving to a more exhaustive approach with resources and financial assistance from a number of development partners. ISDE Bangladesh has been gradually expanding its activities in more remote and neglected areas of the country.

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

UNCRC Workshop for Journalist held at Chittagong

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