Young women in Bangladesh are striving for equal opportunities by breaking into what’s traditionally known as a man’s world. But their quest comes at a high price. In this South East Asian nation, one woman’s struggle for justice could mean success for all.
UNIA Programme # 1288
Transcript (pdf): www.un.org/webcast/pdfs/unia1288.pdf
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