08/01/2024
The shopkeepers want to take effective action against the lawless action of the Market owner who sexually abuses the shopkeepers' girls.
Camps Update News 8.1.2024
Alamgir, who established a market in Rohingya refugee camp No. 19 in Bangladesh, prospered like a capitalist, and used to take advantage of CiCs by bribing them, blocked the way for refugees to travel and Camps Update News is very grateful for the fact that Camps Update News reported on the planned construction of a shops row in a timely manner, and that the Bangladesh authorities investigated and prevented the road from being blocked in time. However, the narrowing of the sidewalk is disappointing.
Now the owner of the market is sexually abusing the young girls of the shopkeepers who work as shopkeepers in his market and making a living, touching them with uncivil touches, forcing them to pull out his white hair, and massaging his head, and so forth, the shopkeepers sent photos to Camps Update News that their young girls are being forced to do such unsightly acts comfortably in front of people. "Since we are poor refugees, we have to open small shops in his market to ensure our food security, so he acts as if he wants to bully us. The Camp in Charge (CiC) were also familiar with him, so we did not dare to complain because they would not take any action, and because we were worried that our shops would be revoked by him (Market owner). The shopkeepers told that they could not stand his sexual abuse on their young girls and would like to file a complaint to the Bangladesh authorities through Camps Update News to take effective action."
Office of the Refugee Relief & Repatriation Commissioner, Cox's Bazar
Bangladesh Army
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency
IOM Bangladesh
Bangladesh Awami League
8 Armed Police Battalion - APBn ৮ আর্মড পুলিশ ব্যাটালিয়ন- এপিবিএন
Human Rights Watch
UNHCR in Bangladesh