Humanitarian Crisis After Liberation War in Bangladesh: The Case of Cumilla Sadar
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: The independence achieved through the war of liberation is the best achievement of the Bengalis. Its range is wide and multidimensional. Crisis such as looting, arson, murder, genocide, torture, oppression of women, occupation, forced to emigrate, conversion, etc. are discussed facts about liberation war. However, about the post-war humanitarian crisis, the number of studies is low. This paper discusses the post-conflict humanitarian crisis of Cumilla Sadar, in Cumilla a traditional district of Bangladesh. Humanitarian crises such as war-related deaths, paralysis, food insecurity, mental imbalances, social harassment of heroines, refugee resettlement problems, mental anguish, etc. are directly and indirectly caused by war. This article represents post post-liberation humanitarian crisis not only particular area of Cumilla but also whole of Bangladesh.
Author: Islam, Md. Razibul
Institution: Gopalganj Science and Technology University
Language: English
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6892996188
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