Sex, Slavery, and Drugs in Bangladesh
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- Bangladesh is one of the few Muslim nations where prostitution is legal, and the country’s largest brothel is called Daulatdia, where more than 1,500 women and girls sell sex to thousands of men every day.
Daulatdia is infamous for drug abuse and underage prostitution, and many of its sex workers are victims of sexual slavery who were trafficked into the area and sold to a pimp or a madam. They are forced to work off the fee that was paid for them, a debt that takes years to clear because they receive as little as a dollar for sex.
VICE News correspondent Tania Rashid visited the notorious Bangladeshi brothel - where human trafficking, underage prostitution, and drugs are commonplace - and met the traffickers and the trafficked, as well as the clientele.
Watch “Toxic Tanneries Poisoning Workers in Bangladesh” - bit.ly/1Caf9DK
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The girl who "came here happily" had more sadness within her than I've seen in a long long time.
daisy j ag
No Shit, what did your happy ass expect you, stupid moron!
I so agree I cried when I watched her. Wonder if they pay off her debt to interview her? It can't be that much!!!!!
She aint come happily she is hurted and she lying she being there by force of her parents itself but she is ignoring them
her eyes looked so sad
"Without money I'm worthless" that is one of the saddest things I've ever heard.
So true woman believes thiet virginity is sacred
That's a bitter truth of this world. Who cares for humanity?
That's exactly what happens when human relationships are weighed against money.
Why can't these girls or even younger boys sometimes run away?
Because the so called polished and well-off society yearns to keep them at bay thinking of them getting maligned because of proceeding to help them. It is practically difficult to survive in this world without a helping hand. And that is what these poor souls lack. And, then there are sadistic people who wouldn't like such institutions to stop working for their ulterior motives. The Government? Hahhhh. What is the meaning of this word? GOVERN ----- but what? Government (Definition) - A nexus of earning money immorally duping the world public in a clever way.
Does any entity really want to stop it? Sadly, no!
Its like that here in the States people look down on the poor so without money you are worthless however its not as extreme here thankfully
WOW VERY DANGEROUS i I WILL NEVER GO TO BANGLADESH😠😠 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN INDIA 🤗🇮🇳 THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD , WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
😢😢😢
"I dream of a lot of things. Like leaving this place holding someone's hand. ... I don't have anyone here who loves me." That was devastating. One of many.
Why would anyone love prostitute, common sense
been crying over that one line for ages
This journalist is so brave, she puts herself right into the most dangerous of places where women are literally nothing but objects to be pawned and leached over. However she is determined to let the world see and hear these girls truths. In a world where they have no voice she becomes there’s. I think she is inspirational. She shows great compassion and care, down to her gently holding there hand to reassure them for at least in that small space of time they are with her, they are safe 😢
Got tears in my eyes when that women said...
"Man come here give me money , have thier fun. But there is no one who love me. "
Always Use Ignocito Who raised you ? 😒
simone Clark just an update, I recently traveled to the town in Bangladesh. I was able to speak with some of the women and wanted to pay off their debt. But sadly many of the ones in the video or raped and murdered and the money I offered them went to buying more steroids
@@Bradmhj what is you nationality ?
@@mkdanieljackson9386 the person is a liar.
@@siouxmaelstrom4042 I think the same as well
"I was still beautiful like you." She's still beautiful. All these women seem so tired and it's so scary to know that they've gone through horrific things to support themselves and their families.
She was extremely beautiful, this is beyond sad....
Realesez
Don't be ridiculous, I wouldn't touch any of these things with a yardstick! You'd have to have severe case of beer goggles to shag anyone in this slum! No beauty standards at all indians
But she isnt there to support herself but to free herself from the dept. Dept she never even maid.
The lady that said she was happy you could just see sadness in her eyes and when her ‘madam’ came to offer the journalist some snacks she was obviously there to make sure the lady didn’t say anything bad about her oh
My goodness smh 🤦🏽♀️
+1
Imagine being one of these girls in this situation. You were kidnapped here, detached from your close family, sold to an unknown person for business, have to sell sex multiple times a day to perverts, bonded to pay back loans, take drugs, take steroids to gain weight and look "better", and amidst all of this, you'll have to lie, smile and say that you like it. It's horrifying, and I desperately wish we could free these girls of their misery.
"When I was beautiful like you." No, baby, you're still beautiful.
I know
For real
@@mdsabiralliofficial5749 what?
That broke my heart hearing her say that
I thought so too but your comment made me cry
You can tell the journalist is really concerned for these women. Its sad
What human being with a heart wouldn't be?
@@Yumyum-yo6op You’d be surprised. It’s very common.
@@Yumyum-yo6opfor example, the man she interviewed.
@@annie_xothere family who bought there not always men but men in his family
“ All men young and old, want young, small kids” this statement is really scary
My heart is ripped out of my chest watching this! If I was wealthy, I would have that place SHUT DOWN! Take every young girl out of there and have then sent somewhere safe where they can be loved and get Education and find their true calling in life. This is just sooo sad to watch! Its been 9 years since this was posted, I wonder if anyone at Vice has followed up?
Tania Rashid has some balls to go deep in this world. legendary journalism.
I thought females had none😶
@@peanutbar8882 shut up 🤫
@@peanutbar8882 this isnt funny.
yea but I get scared for the girls that are being interviewed. It isn't safe.
@@MsRah986 Yes it is risky for girls to interview in such places
That line 'Is this life? I wish I was not alive". Every morning we wake up. cursing our misfortunes and deeds but seeing these innocent girls, I have nothing to say. This will really haunt me forever.
Right
the subtitles really dont do justice to the convo they missed so much the girl said I get chills every single time
True
@@luxurycars5195
Ha
@Tbone SO you think having sex with pubescent girls is NORMAL!? Are you kidding me!? What the F is wrong with you?! If it wasn't government sanctioned, then all operators worldwide knows what to do!
Really heartbreaking. I struggle to understand how people can live with themselves after exploiting and brutalizing others.
I suppose it is a typo of sub-culture that is ongoing, one abuses one who then goes on abusing another. I am sure if education, money and consistent laws would help however as one friend likes to say 'prostitution is the oldest profession'. In some ways we can at least be happy they get paid instead of being raped in caveman time. Biggest issue I see is men and the women they abuse keep this occupation alive. Wish there was a drug to just calm it all down instead of ramping it all up.
I can't imagine how much STDs and other diseases spread through here and home to the customers' wives.
@@surgeryjenny9533that’s likely a normal thing and they just accept it.
That was a heartbreaking video. So much sadness in so many young girls eyes, haunting eyes. Good work Vice…just wish there wasn’t any places like this on this earth!
"I was still beautiful like you"
Sweetheart you are still beautiful today. I hope she's okay. What an angel. 👼🏾💘😪
+Chloe yeah i'm sure she's okay. an angel came and bailed her out thanks to your wishes LOL
Its so messed up she said "i was" she is so young!!!
She was stating an objective fact. No need to bring in unproductive sentimental subjectivity here.
YOU CAN WHEN YOU TRY!
@@TheRealAmyJane k
You can see the rage in Tania (the reporter) when she interviews Kareem (the regular guy) about his pleasure he gets with young girls. Personally I don't think I'd have controlled my anger as much as she did for the sake of professionalism while reporting.
RiBo just an update, I recently traveled to the town in Bangladesh. I was able to speak with some of the women and wanted to pay off their debt. But sadly many of the ones in the video or raped and murdered and the money I offered them went to buying more steroids
at least he had the guts to speak.... and particularly the reporter convinced him to come on camera.... how was it possible to take the kitty party in camera.... really good documentary....
IceyYou this would be probably the happiest FBI open up! ..even wars are more acceptable because people are aware at some point of what they are doing. Slavery of girls not even in puberty ,21st century, karma is strong with this one
If i was her i take the girl at police and slap him
Yes...I felt angry too...
Really wanted to slap him...
This was very sad and very hard to watch. I wish I could help these girls.
U can..
@@mukarramchitalwala7443 by donating as little as 60cents today...
"They are men, so they beat us".
Saddest, most revealing thing I've heard in a while.
+Adrien Perié She didn't say that at all, the subtitling overall in this is really shit
She said
"they sometimes use their teeth and bite when they kiss"
Then she says "tara puruš manuš, dzano na?" Which means: "they are men, don't you know?"
Nadym Khondokar
Ow, so the traduction really is terrible on Vice ? That's pretty shitty... I learned english to bypass translation errors, and now I get fucked yet again...
Vice has been extremely shit with subtitling in general, you can see a clear distortion of what's being said if you know the languages
Nadym Khondokar
That's strange, the French and Italian to english translations were fine
Adrien Perié perhaps it's on a documentary by documentary basis but the ones they've done for a lot of Asian countries has been horrible
that one girl who said she was fed medicine and is not ugly and her beauty faded. she is still very stunning. its sad that she is stuck there. that other girl who said that she was happy there...you can look into her eyes and tell that she isnt happy.
Demetry Blair it's quite ovio she was giving this interview on a gun point of her madam....
Hi01777148599
It’s the same girl that when she was young 10-12 men took turns on her......
This was truly heartbreaking to watch, It really opened my eyes to what girls are going through all around the world at my age. I hope more can be saved from their situation.
I’m not Bangladeshi or anything associated with Bangladesh, but one normal day I came across this video and just watched it without any thoughts. But me a person who’s ambitious and loves to explore I, find this intriguing and sad, if I’m being honest I’m a person who loves to learn about other nations and other cultures/histories. I can’t believe girls, some are my age are going through this and it hurts more because we can’t help them, even if we try to we can’t. It is absolutely Heart breaking
why do you think that you can't try to help them?
Reality is a bit different from the way this documentary portrays the infamous brothel in Bangladesh. You know they always exaggerate l. I am from Manikganj (beside Dauladia brothel)
hats off to the girl who dared to document this!
Which country do you belong?..
@@AmanSingh-jg5dh perv
“I don’t have anyone here who loves me” I can’t even imagine living like that. So heartbreaking!
''with young girls the physical sensation is more intense'' imma throw up
The empathy of the woman speaking and going the interviews is genuinely so beautiful. You can see the love and passion she has for these women and how tenderly she treats them. Beautiful soul.
I am a Bangladeshi. When I search Bangladesh in CZcams . this video comes at top.. It hurts me.
that must suck..;-;
That really sucks.
+Stephanie R. me three
I
***** Detroit is not even close to Bangladesh.
***** What I mean is comparing the situation in Bangadesh to Detroit is not even close. Bangladesh on the other hand are much more worst.
The whole documentary is just mind blowing just can't imagine the situation where these girls live. A huge respect to the girl and the camera man did a great job 👍👍
Most of these are hindus that migrate way before 1906 bengal's partition and they are paying for being a minority but no one can understand until one faces it on their own
@@vishalbaba9638 finally found the ostrich that ran off from the zoo..
@@zavelin4312 the girl commenting is the ostrich ..😂
WOW VERY DANGEROUS i I WILL NEVER GO TO BANGLADESH😠😠 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN INDIA 🤗🇮🇳 THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD , WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
Bangladesh duniyaa ka 1 number garibi Desh
Apne Mata pita hi Apne ladki ko paise ke liye dhandhe mein bhejti hai
Bahut dukh ki baat hai..
Such a clear & fearless video,Miss.Hats off to you for asking questions like if the client doesn't think of his sister or mother when he sleeps with a minor.
I am from Bangladesh,and after seeing this I feel Heartbroken that my Country is That Bad. ❤
I'm a Bangladeshi and I never knew about this dark side. I was shivering the whole time. and when the girl said "I wish I was not alive" that was truly devastating. some are complaining about the translation, but what they really should be complaining about is, why this has never come out to the local media and why no steps are being taken to eradicate this grievous problem
You people are naive
As stated , "Controlled by a powerful family since British colonial times"
Same...
money that's why
@@STEVEPOKE no we're not, the authorities try very hard to hide these things from us and our parents dont talk about it because its a stigma in such a religious society
I love how caring she is while interviewing ❤️
otherwise, she won't reveal the inner real story
Can we just take a moment and appreciate the level of journalism here? I don't know who she is but damn! To feature everything and to ask those hard hitting questions to those hard suffering people is something I can never do so Kudos to that lady. You did great!
Is there anything we can do to help? Who do we report it to or send aid to? I'm from the UK
The woman claiming she came here on her own and is happy sounded like she was reading a script at gun point... I wonder how many times the "Madam" beat those words into her head and threatened to kill her and her family if she said anything different during that interview. So disgusting. It's videos like this that make me question our views on cultural relativism. At what point is "well it's there culture they can do what they want" still relevant? How can someone see the endless torment and helplessness of another person and say "Well, it's a domestic issue, they can deal with it on their own if they want to". Maybe I'm crazy but I can in no way think that and I think it's a complete cop out to think that way.
I don't think any issue is "domestic issue" anymore. The extent to which a certain problem affects certain people/ community is different but in the time of global capitalism difference is getting lower every day.
my thoughts exactly
the one could see the pain in her eyes
GAGAN ARORA for reals looked like she wanted to cry
Vika Grindle and Ya she didn't sound happy at all
I lived in Bangladesh for an entire year and it's even more heart breaking when you see all this in the flesh.
Yasmin Khan 😰
Ontu only "commented" here because he thinks Yasmin is hot .. prove me wrong
Hello friend
@@gatopsaro4262 Bro u spilling faX
@@gatopsaro4262 Most Bengalis are Bastards like him. They eventuqlly get castrated by Punjabis and Tamils.
The girl who said she was happy... Man !! She's screaming inside !
This is the video that got me hooked on VICE documentaries. RIP VICE
Crowds of unwashed men standing around staring at this reporter, wondering if they'll get a chance to cut her off from the people she's with and have their way with her. Absolutely disgusting country, and a very brave young woman.
You are absolutely right on this count. She is very very brave!!
In one of the most densely populated and underdeveloped country in the world , you can't really expect much.
It is not about country im afraid. Most of the places around the world can be like this if ppl in charge let it.
Lol she herself is a bangladeshi...
First of all the entire world have these brothel things in every corner. So why blame the country when other countries also do so. This is just a small part of the country which does this many country also have these corners around them
Women who never had the opportunity to know they're self worth. I cried.
underground journalism is so brutally truthful. I will never visit that place as a tourist.
That client is honest as fu*k.
Yeah, he deserves credit for that at least. And I think the reason he is honest is because he genuinly believes he is doing nothing wrong.
Sad but compelling
I watched the entire documentary
You are very brave going there.
Did you experience any threats, ( while you did the shoot ), as a journalist?
"I wish I was not alive" this is so heartbreaking my tears wouldn't stop falling down my face
Lol you live in the west right? 😂
God has saved the world as you are no more.
@@Saanskritik_Yash what has that got to do with it
VICE News correspondent Tania Rashid visited the notorious Bangladeshi brothel - where human trafficking, underage prostitution, and drugs are commonplace - and met the traffickers and the trafficked, as well as the clientele.
Watch “Toxic Tanneries Poisoning Workers in Bangladesh” - bit.ly/1Caf9DK
Nice report Tania and so pretty! Horrible these girls cant get some government support for pay, and health protections at the very least.
brendon albrecht Yeah that's the problem.....
Get real. She says at 13:15 that sex before marriage, drugs, and alcohol are all "strictly illegal" in Bangladesh. Therefore it is government that has created this brothel by its prohibitions. If there was no ban on drugs or prostitution, the brothels would start becoming more like legal brothels in Europe instead of these hellish creations of government policy.
John Hughes You didn't listen.....prostitution is legal in Bangladesh........not with MINORS she explains
brendon albrecht I said "sex before marriage" - therefore the men seek out illicit and unscrupulous encounters to avoid the ire of government and society.
John Hughes Your comment is almost identical to mine.....the government has lacked to provided regulation of the legal sex trade. My comment was in agreement with yours. Germany and some other governments have provided safe and profitable conditions that are non existent in Bangladesh.........this is the issue
When the woman in the beginning said “I used to be beautiful just like you”. I don’t think she was referring to just physical beauty. I feel like she was referencing her soul.
This documentary deserves award !
Am a Bangladeshi and i have been following vice documentaries for years now. As much as am disturbed after watching this, I wanna know what step can we take in order to make their lives easy if possible different. Let's talk about the possibilities for maki. I wanna be a part of something like this. As a viewer, I wanna thank Vice and it's entire team and especially Tania Rashid for bringing this up as I didn have any knowledge of it at all. As an individual Bangladeshi, lets talk ideas and work it out together for our own selves
Your comment was two years ago, what did you do in the meantime in order to dissolve the problem?
Mallik means...
There is nothing you can do brother... It's now out of our hands
You know protests raise awareness but many of lack time money and bravery
It starts with your government, which allows it for reasons I don't know.
yes its my country. and it hurts me so much. to see these
Are you guys not muslim country
69 likes ... just saying lol
It really does.
@@awale1236 Idiot!
Noor Ninja Boy yes they are , it is the Islamic Republic of Bangladesh.
Brave documentation. I wonder how did you get to film so freely
Tania Rashid hatts off❤️
For the first time in youtube I found some good content
"For millions and millions of human beings the real hell is Earth" - Arthur Schopenhauer
Then u have no idea
No no this is not even compared to hell and the lake of fire our minds can not even comprehend on that level on how terrible it is even the demons begged Jesus not to send them back there!
Yes there is no human rights commission working for Bangladesh is one biggest crime of woman trafficking with sex,drug and abuse.
This is painful to watch... as an european... it demoralizes every single value I've learnt in my life.
Cidel Fastro
lol an European complaining about sex slavery in other countries? The irony is RICH!
Just be Glad it aint happening to you or anyone you know.
As a[n] European you ought to be aware that female Greek physicians are turning to prostitution to make ends meet. Way to go, Troika.
As a european? you know this exact same shit happens throughout europe, right? Ignorant eurocentric fuck.
thank you for this great documentary...weve learned a lot
“I wish I was not alive” at 23:37 ☹
So heartbreaking. Young innocent girls who should be leading young innocent girl lives are instead thrown into this sick world. Just heartbreaking. But, fwiw, I will say that I thought this reporter (Tania Rashid?) did an outstanding job on this piece.
Mac Lew She almost couldn't hold it together at the part he talks about fucking kids, to be fair i wouldn't hold back my contempt.
Leila Ghardashem Yes. true that...How can we help people like this in the above video?
Please don't try to group all young women into some category so you can stereotype them and their actions, stereotyping is bad, mkay
Mac Lew True
+Mac Lew Illusion of innocence.
That girl that said she use to be beautiful, she's still beautiful... was all I thought.
And I thought I have problems in life. This is heartbreaking.
did y'all start filming hangover part 4 or smthg after 16:21 wtff
One of the most eye-opening and revealing parts of being in touch with your Bangladeshi identity is coming across these documentaries and having to learn about these issues from the internet because your parents only paint Bangladesh as a proud nation that gained its independence from Pakistan and nothing else. They will teach you the language and the culture and hand down the Bangladeshi pride over our mother tongue despite knowing everything about Daulatdia and Bangladesh's sex work industry but of course, this part of Bangladesh isn't as important as the rest...
i had no idea these parts of my country existed before these documentaries just goes to say how much more we don't know about the place we've been living in our whole lives
Honestly same, i didnt know this side of our country existed. But then again i m born nd raised in a foreign land ..but whenever i talk about anything bad about Bangladesh, my parents will dismiss me off saying Bangladesh is avery good country
@@produsultana if it's so good then why don't they move back there? Seriously, let's apply logic.
this
@@alessbritish228 This is so sad...
Wait Wtf? was that little girl in 0:52 blowing into a condom as if it were a ballon?
+Menelik I Let's hope it was not used. This is downright depressing.
+Kawaii as Fuck
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+Kawaii as Fuck hilarious isn't the word I'd use... more like disgusting and depressing
yeah man !!!!!!!!!!!
+Menelik I i think she isnt the only one who ever did this
This is incredibly heartbreaking. Especially when the women say they went there happily, you can clearly see the sadness in their eyes. My god. 😢
I will strongly appreciate cameraman's work...and also team vice
I love this reporter. She was so gentle and caring
Hearing that young woman in the beginning talk about how she used to be beautiful like the reporter just broke my heart. I feel for some of these younger women who were drugged or kidnapped into brothels like these. I can't imagine having to live a life so horrible, not being able to love freely and have a career/live your dreams. My heart goes out to these beautiful women.
I'm a Bangladeshi . I saw your journalism. You are so brave . You portraying the dark side of Bangladesh. Hat's off for you
The opening scene of the young girl innocently playing with a condom as a makeshift balloon on the streets of the brothel shattered my heart. Her childlike action, set against the backdrop of such depraved conditions, highlights the unimaginable trauma faced by victims of human trafficking and sexual slavery. It's an abhorrent reality that demands urgent attention and compassion. 💔🙏
I feel horrible. I feel sick after watching this. Those poor girls, those terrible living conditions, those disgusting clients, and the low-lives who profit off of these girls' misery. :'(
Terrible
Tania Rashid has some balls to go deep in this world. legendary journalism.......
These poor women my heart breaks for them 😢
She asked some very strong questions to that guy
As a Bangladeshi it truly hurts to watch... I was lucky enough to be a part of the financially stable population... But a lot of the population still suffers from poverty and bad shit like this and the corrupt government won't even do anything about it... But I'm glad the current generation is willing to take matter into their own hand to solve the problem...
True
"A lot of men come to see us, it's very bad world. Isn't it a sin? is this a life? I wish I was not alive" that was tough feeling
Very good documentary. The ladies were brave to go there and film.. I hope that the women somehow can find there way out. The UN and the Government need to start putting pressure on the men that frequent these places!
This is pure hell it’s crazy anyone would be complicit in this and just see it and not want to dismantle and prosecute it completely
as i bangladeshi it's very shameful see this.......
Don't be shame about it ..just do something about it and help those INNOCENT womens
It's a shameful for us as human..u are not only responsible...
Yeah🙃
Kareem has been very honest throughout the video
True. Like i cant even be mad at him cause of his honesty. He is clearly an addict
Very nice & authentic documentary.
How to do this kind of journalism ?
My heart goes out to these girls. Life can be so cruel when you have no resources 💔💔💔💔
Oh my goodness, I'm a Bangladeshi American and I had no idea that this was happening in Bangladesh. The men are so disgusting for doing that to innocent young women. Thank you Tania for reporting about this. You're the real MVP
If this was allowed in the States, men would go there in large numbers. It's a problem of law and politics, not men.
@@geoffsparks2588 Uh.. is Los Vegas not a thing?
any update?
How cruel life can be... we always find products from those famous expensive factories produced in Bangladesh. But my question is how low is the wage that those human traffickers can decieve the girls to go to such places instead?
How cruel humankind can be...
24:04 "Without money I'm worthless" - describes sadly the whole world situation right now
It's a true picture of Bangladesh, especially in some parts. We town folks just pretend not to see this bad side of the society. Feeling so bad. But young peoples like me will change the scenario in upcoming years. We will and we have to. :(
Ok, what did you do?
Hi!!what are you doing now?it's been 4years,I wonder if you kept your promise.
Lol i m from Bangladesh and I have to say this the current young generation of Bangladesh is way worse then previous generation. At leat the upcoming two general won't do anything to change instead they may make situation worse.
Current generation is more conservative and radicalized then the previous one.
Hello random strangers on the internet.
Life went downhill.
All hell broke loose.
Trying hard to get a grip on myself and keep sane.
Barely can survive and support myself.
Couldn't do jackshit for anybody.
Experiencing first hand the steep decline of the Institutions and the Society.
And thinking that It might be better after all to immigrate to some developed nation.
But.....Somewhere deep down..
There still lies that lingering flame of desire for improving lives of my fellow countrymen.
May be the intensity is not what it once was.
Yet the dream is still there.
May be one day, I hope I can go chase after my dream.
For now though, I am busy surviving.
@@captainskeleton3994 don't loose hope . I believe you'll be able to do something better :)
24:50 is terrifying. It puts into perspective the daily reality of what these girls go through.
The world is such a depressing place 😢
Thank you for representing the Real Situation of Bangladesh. Our Government should Learn from your Documentary so that we can Achieve The Golden Bangla. I am appreciating this job from the deepest bottom of My heart.
Thank you Vice News
The words that some of these girls say are breaking my heart. When one said that she used to be beautiful like her, I was just like you are beautiful. and when one said she came here happily her eyes spoke so much sadness
Tania, you know very well what and when to ask. It looks so spontaneous even with your responders.
Does anyone know how we can help these women? Its so heartbreaking
This young journalism is really brave. Thank you for this heart breaking documentary..May god save this place, the people especially the women and the children.
Kudos to Vice News for making this incredibly intense and unadorned documentary. It seems so petrifying because of the absurd candidness and equanimity customers exhibit when they are asked how they feel about the atrocities they facilitate. This place is literal hell on earth, and it makes my heart break seing what these people have to endure.
So heartbreaking, watching with tears
There’s something wrong with anyone that can look at a child and think of sex there’s no fixing a human like that.
All these feminists talk about "the patriarchy" in America. THIS is a patriarchal society.
+Corbin Chesley They're both patriarchal it's just a matter of degree not whether or.
+Damien Holland yes... except that degree is quickly closing in on zero.
+Corbin Chesley If feminists actually wanted to make a difference they would go and help in places like this.
+Dre Beley you got that right!
And what the fuck are any of you self centered tools doing? Are any of you gonna do what feminists aren't and show them how to actually help women in need?
Ah, Men; the creator, the protector and the destroyer of the world.
You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain
@@kalosthenosverse big chungus
I wonder just how many days weeks months it took Tania to shake that off. I for one know that this will always stay with me.
Brave journalist feeling sad for small kids🥺