By Halim Mohammad (Dhaka Bureau) Caught in a web of legal complexities, delayed judicial processes, and severe infrastructural limitations, Child Development Centers in Bangladesh (formerly known as juvenile correction homes) are facing an acute crisis. Operating at more than double their intended capacity, these facilities are grappling with a severe humanitarian situation. Severe overcrowding, intense heat, and congested living conditions have…
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