Better Days, Better Lives: Towards a Strategy for Implementing the Convention on the Rights of the Child in Bangladesh

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Author: Kamal Siddiqui
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Publisher	The University Press Limited
ISBN	984 05 1584 5
Edition	2001, 1st Published
Pages	104
Reading Level	Higher Education
Language	English
Printed	Bangladesh
Format	Hardbound
Category	সংবিধান-মানবাধিকার-প্রশাসনিক আইন
Return Policy	7 Days Happy Return

A pioneering effort, this book provides a penetrating analysis of problems facing the implementation of the Convention in the Rights of the Child (CRC) in Bangladesh, and offers, hopefully, realistic solutions. Its relevance extends to all developing countries where progress in children’s rights leaves much to be desired even after a decade of the adoption of the CRC by the international community. The book is a must for researchers, policy makers and practitioners in the field.

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Kamal Siddiqui

Kamal Siddiqui is a leading authority on local government in South Asia. Educated in the Universities of Dhaka, Leeds and London, he combines in him solid academic work with the practical experience of a civil servant, working at both grassroots as well as highest levels of policy-making and monitoring policy implementation. His important publications in the field include Megacity Governance in South Asia: A Comparative Study (Dhaka: UPL, 2004), Overcoming the Governance Crisis in Dhaka City (Dhaka: UPL, 2000), Local Governance in Bangladesh: Leading Issues and Major Challenges (Dhaka: UPL, 2000) and Local Government in South Asia: A Comparative Study (Dhaka: UPL, 1992; a Chinese translation of the book was brought out by the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China in I994). As Director-General of the National Institute of Local Government for over five years, he wrote training manuals, designed courses and curricula and trained a large number of local government functionaries. He has also advised the Chinese government on local government reforms. He is at present Principal Secretary in the Prime Minister Office.