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The system is failing our children (opens the original)
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A forwarded message on a WhatsApp group recounted how guards recovered a child at a city hospital who was being secretly taken away from his mother. The child’s scream alerted the guards to challenge the woman who was trying to steal him. We heaved a collective sigh of relief that he did not add to the tally of 15,717 children who were reported missing across the country between January and July this year (2,038 of them still untraced). The number found a human face when the images of a 13-year-
The system is failing our children (opens the original)
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A forwarded message on a WhatsApp group recounted how guards recovered a child at a city hospital who was being secretly taken away from his mother. The child’s scream alerted the guards to challenge the woman who was trying to steal him. We heaved a collective sigh of relief that he did not add to the tally of 15,717 children who were reported missing across the country between January and July this year (2,038 of them still untraced). The number found a human face when the images of a 13-year-
What will remain ours in the age of AI? (opens the original)
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In the past, people would view a glacier chunk falling into a lake and causing a river to overflow as a cosmic event or divine act. Now that we have placed an eye in the sky, the satellite images can help us understand how the unprecedented flash flood in the Nepal-Tibet border area happened. And to aid human reason, AI is employed to piece together the exact way the mountain and the river interlocked in a cataclysmic event. The event is a reminder how small and insignificant humans are in the g
We must carry Shahed’s fight against corruption forward (opens the original)
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There are reasons to be both sad and hopeful about Shahed Sharif Ahmed. The teenager was exposed to the harsh realities of adult life too early: his family’s difficulties in securing the provident fund and pension of his mother, a deceased schoolteacher, led Shahed to create a web portal where people can anonymously report instances of bribery in the system that stalls or delays legitimate services. Within nine days of launch, the page received nearly 10,000 complaints over alleged demand for br
Nine years on, the Rohingya still don't have a safe road home (opens the original)
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August 25 was observed as the “Ninth Anniversary of Rohingya Genocide Day” in the camps of Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh. Tens of thousands of the displaced Rohingya people gathered to remember the atrocities that drove them from Myanmar nine years ago, with a concerted demand for a rightful return to their home. The world responded with characteristic complacency. Praise for Bangladesh’s generosity and hospitality is diminishing rapidly. Meanwhile, the source country does not even recognise these p
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