Bangladeshi teen wins children's prize for online fight


Sadat Rahman celebrates with his trophy after being awarded with the International Children's Peace Prize 2020, on Nov 13, in The Hague, the Netherlands. — Remko de Waal/ANP/AFP

THE HAGUE: A Bangladeshi teenager made an impassioned plea on Nov 13 for stronger global action against cyberbullying and online crime involving children as he received a prestigious global children's award.

Sadat Rahman, 17, won the 2020 KidsRights International Children's Peace Prize for developing a mobile app to help teenagers report cyberbullying and cybercrime in his western district of Narail in Bangladesh.

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