Tea Workers in Bangladesh
Tea workers in Banglad esh Summer Tea workers in Bangladesh face a range of challenges, including low wages, poor working conditions, limited access to healthcare and education, and discrimination. Many workers earn only a few dollars a day, and are exposed to pesticides and other chemicals. They often live in remote areas with limited access to basic services, and are vulnerable to exploitation. There is a need for greater attention and support to address these issues and improve the situation for tea workers in Bangladesh. History of tea workers in Bangladesh Tea cultivation in Bangladesh has a long and complicated history, with tea workers playing a vital role in the industry since its inception. The tea industry was introduced to Bangladesh by the British in the mid-19th century, and the first tea garden was established in the country in 1854 in the Chittagong Hill Tracts. The tea industry in Bangladesh has had a troubled histo...