Breaking News-Vaggo Rani Bauri

Breaking News-Vaggo Rani Bauri

Breaking News

 

Vaggo Rani Bauri, 18 years, underwent an acid attack on 14th May, 2023 at Rajnagar, Moulvibazar.

Accused Lal Chan Bauri, age 26 years, had been harassing that survivor for long. Recently he proposed her for marriage and she refused his proposal. The perpetrator couldn’t take that refusal and threw acid at her around 9.30 pm while she was cooking. After hearing her scream, one of her cousin poured water on her, according to her brother.

Survivor’s right eye and cheek were burnt. She got her treatment from Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College and Hospital.

Her brother filed a case in Rajnagar Police Station. The police arrested the perpetrator on 15th May, 2023 and produced before the Court. The Court sent him in the Jail.

The Acid Survivors Foundation communicated with survivors’ family and asked about their initial needs and suggested to visit ASF as soon as possible.

Legal officer of ASF provided legal advices to her brother and communicated with the Officer-In- Charge, Inspector and Investigation Officer of Rajnagar Police Station to provide legal services to the survivor.

 

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Exploring Collaboration between ASF and Meghna Executive Foundation

Exploring Collaboration between ASF and Meghna Executive Foundation

On 21st May 2023, a preliminary meeting was held between ASF and the representatives of the Meghna Executive Holdings (MEH), on behalf of Meghna Executive Foundation, in the ASF Office, to explore opportunities for partnership and collaboration to create a meaningful impact and make a difference in the lives of acid attack survivors.

 

Feminist Leadership and Gender Training 2023

Feminist Leadership and Gender Training 2023

ASF conducted a 2-day long training session for 13 Acid Survivors represented from different district. The training was held at Dhaka on 13th and 14th May, 2023. Mr. Motahar Akand facilitated the training. In a patriarchal society, we are all too familiar with power attributed to persons of certain identities of gender, race, age, and so on. The moto of the training was to provide adequate knowledge on “Feminist Leadership and Gender”. The training was very participatory, learning and enjoyable. This training was funded by Mutual Trust Bank (MTB) Ltd.

ASF in support of Monira

ASF in support of Monira

Monira was only 15 when she was attacked with acid in 2003 for turning down a marriage proposal. She received treatment at Faridpur Medical College Hospital and Dhaka Medical College hospital before getting admitted to ASF Hospital in 2004 where she later worked as a ward attendant for 10 years.

In September 2022, Monira faced complications giving birth to her second child. Ever since she suffered from various health issues related to her liver, kidney, bladder, and postpartum complications requiring advanced treatment.

Monira’s family is poor and cannot afford the cost of multiple surgeries and repeated ICU stays. Her newborn baby also suffers from poor health. In September 2022, ASF came forward to support Monira financially and mentally.

To help cover the expense of Monira’s treatments more help is needed. Please donate to support Monira and her family.

ASF in support of Sumi’s livelihood

ASF in support of Sumi’s livelihood

“I am thankful to ASF because my relatives did not think of me as much as ASF had”, said Sumi. ASF hopes that Sumi becomes self-reliant and lives with her head held up high in society.

On November 2014 Sumi was attacked with acid blinding both her eyes and damaging her face and hands. She received treatment from Dhaka Medical Colleagues & Hospital (DMCH) and then ASF. Later she was sent to Chennai, India by ASF for better eye treatment.

 

Sumi is blind and has a child. ASF is going to give her an auto rickshaw as per her request. Her uncle will drive the auto-rickshaw and pay part of his income to Sumi daily. This way Sumi will be able to bear her daily expenses and the cost of her child’s education.

 

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