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ASK to continue legal aid to oppressed children

DU Correspondent
Executive Director of Ain O Salish Kendra (ASK) Advocate Sultana Kamal yesterday said the organisation will continue providing legal support to oppressed people, especially children, in society.
"AKS is a human rights organ! -sation. As a rights body, it is bound to listen to the voice of the repressed person and it tried to resolve his or her problems," she said at a function of the organisation at Dhaka Reporters' Unity in the city.
Sultana said. “ASK will not let it be happened that a person in the name of prestige, education and class will be spared of after doing a crime. He or she will have to face the society.”
The organisation on the occasion disclosed the scenario of some of the domestic helps
who received study materials from its education centres following positive attitude by the housemasters.
Since starting of the service in 2003, a total of 1,415 domestic helps -- 498 boys and 917 girls -received non-formal education from the centres at Mirpur, Mohammadpur, Dhanmondi and Kalabagan areas.
Beside, 48 domestic help received vocational education in one year while 34 domestic helps received formal education from various schools.
A publication titled 'Amader Prayash (our endeavour)' on ' positive attitude of housemasters in Mohammadpur and Dhanmondi areas was also launched at the programme.
Speaking at the function. Rupali, a domestic help of Kalabagan area, said she was taking education from the study centre of ASK as her housemaster had made the opportunity.
"My housemaster treats me as a member of their family and I find all facilities," she added and hoped that all domestic helps would receive similar facilities.
Sultana Kamal stressed the need for creating consciousness among housemasters to stop repression on domestic helps.
She said child labour is legally illegal and ASK is ethically against it. But due to reality, they are providing education service to domestic helps so that they can lead a better life.
Gita Chakraborty, Ambika Roy and Mohammad Maksud Malek of ASK and some housemasters also spoke at the programme.
They called on all to extend positive hands to the domestic teips to make their lives beauti-ul and ensure their safe future.