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Bangladesh sees 83% rise in child rape cases in 2025, with over 390 girls raped and 83 killed, sparking youth-led protests for justice.
In October 2025, Bangladesh faces a worsening crisis of violence against girls, with a 83% surge in child rape cases in the first nine months compared to last year, according to advocacy groups and emergency helplines.
Victims range from infants to adolescents, with over 390 girls raped and 83 murdered in eight months.
Rising sexual harassment, attempted rapes, and child marriages—over 1,100 prevented by helplines—highlight systemic failures despite national and international gender equality commitments.
Amid this backdrop, young women like Sanjida Tonni, Nusrat Tabassum, Nazifa Jannat, and Nusrat Jahan Tumpa have emerged as prominent activists, enduring injury, arrest, and trauma while leading protests and advocating for justice.
Their resilience underscores a broader struggle, as mothers across the country grapple with fear for their daughters’ safety in a society where girlhood is often equated with vulnerability.
Bangladesh ve un aumento del 83% en los casos de violación infantil en 2025, con más de 390 niñas violadas y 83 asesinadas, lo que desencadenó protestas lideradas por jóvenes por justicia.