Every child is extraordinary—pure, candid, and almost heavenly in their innocence. Yet, perhaps for that very reason, they are among the most vulnerable in our world today. In Bangladesh, an alarming average of 277 children are subjected to abuse every day—facing violence, abduction, and sexual exploitation within our own society.Each report of harm inflicted on these innocent lives is deeply disturbing, leaving a lasting emotional weight that is hard to bear. It is a stark reminder that their safety cannot be taken for granted.
Protecting children must be a collective responsibility—beyond religion, beyond race, beyond all divisions. They deserve a world where their innocence is safeguarded, not shattered.
The story of child.
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2 Comments
I appreciate your words. But I also love the picture and would like to know a bit of it’s story. Was this from a “festival of colors?”
Thank you so much for your lovely words. Yes, it was captured during holi festival in old Dhaka.