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Bangladesh: A Brave Face (Documentary on Violence Against Women)

There’s been more than passing interest in the documentary on acid violence and abuse in Bangladesh that I flagged a few days ago.  There’s also been more than passing confusion about the availability of the documentary on Youtube.

So here again, is the documentary. This time I’ve embedded both Parts 1 and 2.

See below, Part 1 of the documentary:

See below Part 2 of the documentary:

 

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Faheem Haider

Faheem Haider is a political analyst, writer and artist. He holds advanced research degrees in political economy, political theory and the political economy of development from the London School of Economics and Political Science and New York University. He also studied political psychology at Columbia University. During long stints away from his beloved Washington Square Park, he studied peace and conflict resolution and French history and European politics at the American University in Washington DC and the University of Paris, respectively.

Faheem has research expertise in democratic theory and the political economy of democracy in South Asia. In whatever time he has to spare, Faheem paints, writes, and edits his own blog on the photographic image and its relationship to the political narrative of fascist, liberal and progressivist art.

That work and associated writing can be found at the following link: http://blackandwhiteandthings.wordpress.com