Listening Unheard Voices of the Age-old People: An Evidence-based Study in Bangladesh
Keywords:
age old people, social poverty, social policy
Abstract
There are many problems in Bangladesh society and few of them are visible and few are invisible The life of Age-old people is mostly unheard of the collected information However all acknowledge their contribution to family and society as well national level There is a Chinese proverb Death of an older person is the end of a library Besides they are sometimes addressed Old is Gold but in reality the Age-old people are ignored fully in our present fabricated social structure This study collected evidence and testimonies of twenty-five age-old people both male and female in Bangladesh Research revealed that most of them are suffering without minimal assistance from government and society and it has intersectional characters also Female is more sufferer than male and it has another gender dimension In a nutshell both male and female both are existing out-side of security circle This article helps to understand the life-cycle of age-old people and make recommendations that will be helpful for aging and social policy area For Bangladesh they will be benefitted and get rid of an intersectional life cycle by implementation of the recommendations
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2018-01-15
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