CHILD LABOR
Child labor is now a global concern, with implications for both developing and developed nations. It has recently attracted concerted attention not only in Bangladesh but across the world. The Bangladesh Labor Act 2006 states that children under the age of fourteen cannot be employed. The guardian of the child may not enter into any contract with anyone for doing work; this provision applies whether or not the child is living with you or another person. Studio Wide Angle discourages appointing child labor; we never encourage any recruitment against prevailing laws, apart from this, we are committed to keeping the organization completely free from any form of child labor. Our aim is to implement this policy by striving to eliminate any potential for harm to our current or future employees through any means possible including education and training, mentoring, awareness-raising campaigns, and other activities aimed at helping kids achieve their full potential as productive members of society.

HUMAN RIGHTS
Human rights, or civil liberties, are a set of fundamental freedoms that protect individuals from being subjected to arbitrary government action. They form an important part of a country’s constitution and govern the rights of the individual against the state. They are intended to ensure the basic political, social, and economic standards that a nation-state, or intergovernmental organization, is obliged to provide to its citizens. In Bangladesh, human rights are enshrined as fundamental rights in Part III from Articles 26 to 47 of the Constitution of Bangladesh. We are always vocal and respectful of these rights; we refrain from and discourage others from violating them.

GENDER EQUALITY
Statistics show that men and women are represented in equal numbers in the country. If this large number of people leave behind and sit at home in spiritual darkness or ignorance of education, the country will not improve. Achieving the goal of sustainable development will be difficult if everyone does not work shoulder to shoulder. Our Co-Founder is also a woman. Studio wide angle applauds women’s power; if a favorable environment for women is not ensured, their full potential will not develop. As a result, sustainable development will be disrupted. We wholeheartedly believe that gender equality is of immense importance as a prerequisite for sustainable development.

CHILD PROTECTION
Children experience insidious forms of violence, exploitation, and abuse. It happens in every country, and in the places, children should be most protected – their homes, schools, and online. Violence against children can be physical, emotional, or sexual. And in many cases, children suffer at the hands of the people they trust. Studio Wide Angle affirms the position that all children have the right to be protected from all forms of abuse as set out in article 19, UNCRC, 1989. We even had a child protection workshop provided by the British Council before working with children at the British Council.

Studio Wide Angle believes that environmental responsibilities and business objectives are interconnected. A healthy and sustainable environment fosters sustainable economic growth. As a media production company, Studio Wide Angle recognizes the impact of its activities on the environment and acknowledges its responsibility to manage environmental issues effectively. Each team member is responsible for taking reasonable care in its operations to ensure that Studio Wide Angle’s activities are conducted in an environmentally prudent manner that contributes over time to the long-term success of its shareholders. The Corporate Environmental Policy (Policy) describes the principles of prudent environmental management, assigns responsibilities for managing environmental issues, and outlines specific operational procedures for maintaining environmentally responsible company culture.