Brac to work on protecting employees from exploitation, abuse
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Brac to work on protecting employees from exploitation, abuse

Brac to work on protecting employees from exploitation, abuse


Brac is planning to work on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) issues to ensure a safe atmosphere for its employees, partners, beneficiaries, volunteers, suppliers; Rohingyas and the host communities.

Speakers said this while addressing a training programme on "Safeguarding and PSEA Training" organised by the Humanitarian Crisis Management Programme (HCMP) of Brac in Cox's Bazar Wednesday. The four-day programme will end on June 13.

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Brac to work on protecting employees from exploitation, abuse

Hasina Akhter Huq, area director of HCMP of Brac, said, "Safeguarding is not just an issue for women now; it is essential for keeping the work environment safe for both men and women." 

Farzana Siddiqua, manager of the human resources division of HCMP, said: "Brac is giving importance to the issue of protection, capacity building and skill development of its employees along with the development of marginal people."

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