1. Trafficking - Women
Police estimate more than 15,000 women and children are smuggled out of Bangladesh every year. ("Boys, rescued in India while being smuggled to become jockeys in camel races," www.elsiglo.com, 19 February 1998)

2. Prostitution
In Bangladesh, there are 60,000 -100,000 people in prostitution. (Government, CARE Bangladesh, (Wijaya Kannangara, Executive International Division Sarvodaya Movement of Sri Lanka, "Paper on Cultural Violation")

3. Organized and Institutionalized Sexual Exploitation and Violence:
A large percentage of the 120,000 women in the garment industry suffer sexual exploitation. There is no legislation protecting workers in the informal sector laws (Fawzia Karim Firoze & Salma Ali of the Bangladesh National Women Layer Association," Bangladesh Country Paper: Law and Legislation")

4. ACID BURNS IN BANGLADESH
The distribution is documented of burn injuries treated during the period December 1996/July 2000 in the burn unit of Dhaka Medical College Hospital and City Hospital (Bangladesh). Acid burns constituted 8.76% of all the burn cases treated. In Bangladesh most such cases were of intentional origin (attempts to disfigure the face, eyes, nose, genital organ). Young girls were common victims. The incidence was greater in rural than in urban areas.

5. Condition Of Garments Workers In Bangladesh
source: http://www.nadir.org/nadir/initiativ/agp/s26/banglad/

In reality the condition of garments workers in Bangladesh is very bad. There are some changes due to the labour unrest, trade union movements, Social pressure and for the pressure of developed countries consumers. But till now Living standard of workers is unacceptable