Results for: harihar nagbansi
#kNOwTrafficking – a campaign against human trafficking
Video Volunteers launched an online and offline campaign called “#kNOwTrafficking- Taskari Jaano, Taskaari Roko'' on July 18, 2022.
Awaz Ho Buland: Human Trafficking in East India
Human trafficking largely in the tea gardens of West Bengal and other eastern states like Orissa, Jharkhand, and Bihar continues and affects thousands of lives.
Four Years Since A Man From Bengal Tea Gardens Moved Out To Work And Never...
Human trafficking in West Bengal's tea gardens continues to wreak havoc and destroy lives.
Correspondents Take Charge In Making Video Volunteers Into A Community Media Movement
Ever since the formation of Video Volunteers (VV), we always wanted to create an organization that was run by our most important stakeholders – the Community Correspondents (CC). We aimed for a structure that was non-hierarchical and where every CC played a role in shaping and transforming VV into a...
Impact Story
Fixing India: VV Correspondent Helps Rescue Trafficked Children
Harihar Nagbansi has been working for the rights of tea garden workers to save them for exploitation and human trafficking,
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Government Officials! Check WhatsApp, Your People Have Problems to Share
How are community media networks like Video Volunteers functioning when social distancing is the norm and venturing into communities is restricted?
Community Survey
After Seven Decades of Independence West Bengal Tea Garden Workers Yet to be Free From...
While India celebrated its 74th Independence Day, workers at Madhu Tea Garden and several other tea estates in Alipurduar, Darjeeling and Jalpaiguri districts marked the day with launching their campaign for basic rights. Community Correspondent Harihar brings us this news report from the thick of the action. He grew...
Community Survey
Low Wages, Lockdown Lead West Bengal Tea Garden Workers to Protest
Tea garden workers, who migrated to cities in search of better opportunities, have returned to their villages in tea gardens of North Bengal and have very little work.