of the capital, dacca.tting a bowl the is crucialt. they live in an islamic school. the boys are known as talabei. institutionalized begging is the reality. useni has begged for six years, he's rejected every day but he has to keep trying. >> we go back without anything one time they don't beat you, they tell you. after several times they beat you. >> out on the street, it's tough. some boys get slapped or hit by cars. some seem pathetic but most don't want to know. meanwhile, back at the darrah, the marabu that runs it agrees to talk to us. >> it's not my choice. if i had the means to stop this, i would but i don't. >> the money collected is not spent on food. they have to beg for meals too. after several hours of begging, it's time to pray. there are about 20 boys living in this darrah. they only do study for a couple of hours a day, but their parents who are poor, senting them here -- sending them here means there's fewer the mouths to feed and they have the opportunity to read the cor kor. this is perha

. >> all calm in the capital dacca. no great rush to the polls on election day, meant this day would go the government's way. >> i gave my vote through the process of democracy and to rch the constitution of bangladesh. >> the opposition once held an election like this themselves. this time they should have taken part for the sake of the country. >> reporter: outside the capitol a quite different picture of polling stations looted and burning. and victims of political violence, hundreds of dead and thousands injured in the past year. many of them innocent bystanders. security personnel out in the tens of thousands have, in some cases, used severe force. but to little avail. violence that has been a feature of the bitter decades-long rivalry between opposition leader azir, an opposition leader under virtual house arrest, and hasena who didn't even need to vote, her seat was uncontested. election day is normally a festival but this was not ordinary. a generation that expects more from their politicians. >> someone has to

but for an estimated 10,000 in dacca that's a distant dream.ong opposition from religious leaders, some of whom profit from the schools and so the boys grow up trapped in conditions of near slavery, malcolm webb, al jazeera, daccca senegal. >>> search for survivors continues in india after a building collapsed and killed 14 people. the nent happened ot san, at least ten people were pulled out alive overnight but authorities are still investigating just how many workers were on site when the five story building collapsed. >>> a renewed push for democracy in thailand where thousands of antigovernment protestors took to the streeghts in bangkok. they are threatening to shut down the capital in a bid to schut down elections next month. accusing the current prime minister being controlled by her compileex island brother. elections will -- exiled brother. al jazeera still demanding the release of our cleeks being held in very egypt. bay her mohamed and peter greste, being held on suspicion of joining a terrorist group and spreading lies harmful to st

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there maybe more days when the streets of dacca is quiet and the threat of violence keeping the people in the homes and away from work. more uncertainty in a country that wants to put the turmoil behind it. >> one year suspended sentence to 12 activists and including not allowed to attend the procedures. they were convicted of setting fire to the campaign headquarters of the former presidential last may. a charge they denied. the courtroom is packed with supporters. a this is not a new case. we were concerned with the atmosphere. the activists taking part and now being put on trial because of the atmosphere in which we are going through and what seems to be the current government's desire to depress any sort of a position for its policies. >> al jazeera is demanding the release of the staff members that are held in custody without charge for 8 days now. they are accused of spreading lies harmful to the state security and joining a terrorist group. al jazeera is saying that the allegations are nonsense. seen here in the last report and award winning journalist and the three are being he

took nearly all of the seats, touching off a crisis of legitimacy, similar to that now gripping dacca. four months later new elections were held under the auspicious of a caretaker government and outcome favored awami. now as then the time has come for cooler heads to prevail and a new election to be called that will give all parties the time and space needed to organize and campaign. the recent recess of mazia from house arrest should be followed by the release of others detained for political reasons. there should be a mutual pledge of nonviolence, guarantees of noninterference and political campaigning by police and security forces, and a pledge to respect the people's mandate. the people of bangladesh who suffered mightily and who have also risen to every challenge over the course of more than four decades deserve better than to be caught between two stubborn matriarches. new elections should be scheduled and bangladeshi voters given a free and fair chance in determining their country's future. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balan