‘Threads of everyday violence’, Jiniya Afroze, Open University research student

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Jiniya Afroze is a research student in the Open University’s Faculty of Wellbeing, Education and Language Studies. Her PhD investigates ‘Threads of everyday violence: Childhood in an Urdu-speak...ing Bihari camp in Bangladesh’. This is one of a series of films in which OU research students discuss their research and degree journey.

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