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- Description: Two men talking Saiful, a street child living at the Kamalapur railway station, out to come to the port city of Chittagong with them. They were promising to find him a job with thousands of Taka. My father married four times. My mother is the fourth. She works at a biri, local cigarettes, factory, in Rangpur, a major city in North. She hardly gets 10-15 Taka per day and cannot feed us. I used to be always hungry so I left with a friend. We both used to work at the station, but he has suddenly disappeared two weeks ago. I dont know where he has gone. He is lost. It is very likely that some one like those two gentlemen in picture lured him away. It is common for men to lure street children away for child labor and trafficking purposes. Child traffickers, who are plentiful at any bus, train or launch terminals in Dhaka, ready to hit as soon as they get an opportunity. Bangladesh.
- Credits: Shehzad - (Pakistan) Noorani/Majority World
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- Added: Aug 21, 2016
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- Description: Two men talking Saiful, a street child living at the Kamalapur railway station, out to come to the port city of Chittagong with them. They were promising to find him a job with thousands of Taka. My father married four times. My mother is the fourth. She works at a biri, local cigarettes, factory, in Rangpur, a major city in North. She hardly gets 10-15 Taka per day and cannot feed us. I used to be always hungry so I left with a friend. We both used to work at the station, but he has suddenly disappeared two weeks ago. I dont know where he has gone. He is lost. It is very likely that some one like those two gentlemen in picture lured him away. It is common for men to lure street children away for child labor and trafficking purposes. Child traffickers, who are plentiful at any bus, train or launch terminals in Dhaka, ready to hit as soon as they get an opportunity. Bangladesh.
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- City: Rawalpindi
- State: Punjab
- Country: Bangladesh
- Source: Shehzad Noorani
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