Child Labour – Dhaka, Bangladesh

This documentary photography project sheds light on the ongoing human rights crisis of child labour in Bangladesh. Through raw, intimate, and unfiltered imagery, I explore the lives of children forced to work in harsh, often dangerous conditions—from metal workshops to garment factories. These are not just photographs; they are visual testimonies of stolen childhoods, resilience under pressure, and the hidden cost of poverty.

As a photographer, my goal is not just to document what I see but to challenge the silence surrounding these injustices. This series is part of a broader commitment to ethical storytelling and visual advocacy—using the power of photography to amplify the voices of those too often ignored.

Child labour is a violation of human rights. Yet it persists. With this project, I invite you to witness, reflect, and ask: Why is this still happening?