Social media election campaigns in Bangladesh feature children spreading hate speech – Dismislab
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Ahead of the parliamentary election, children appeared in campaign videos on social media. What does the National Child Policy 2011 say?
Social media election campaigns in Bangladesh feature children spreading hate speech – Dismislab Skip to content Tamara Yesmin Toma Senior Research Officer, Dismislab Ahamed Yaseer Abrar Research Officer, Dismislab Noshin Tabassum Research Officer, Dismislab February 11, 2026 09:28:25 Dismislab Research Social media election campaigns in Bangladesh feature children spreading hate speech This article is more than 5 months old Social media election campaigns in Bangladesh feature children spreading hate speech February 11, 2026 09:28:25 Tamara Yesmin Toma Senior Research Officer, Dismislab
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