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Bangladesh Cricket Board Faces Court Scrutiny Over Player Safety
3 Feb
Summary
- High Court questions BCB's handling of women players' safety.
- BCB ordered to immediately follow its anti-sexual harassment policy.
- Inquiry report on harassment allegations against Jahanara Alam delayed.

The Bangladesh High Court has initiated a review into the Bangladesh Cricket Board's (BCB) measures for ensuring the safety of its women cricketers, particularly concerning allegations of sexual harassment. A rule was issued by the court asking why the board's alleged failure to create a secure and gender-sensitive environment for its female athletes should not be considered unlawful and against public interest.
The court has mandated that the BCB must promptly adhere to its existing anti-sexual harassment policy, following previous judicial guidelines. Furthermore, the board is required to submit a report detailing the steps taken to implement these safety measures while the case is under judicial consideration.




