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Cambridge University guidelines on handshake.
Should we be culturally sensitive when it comes to shaking people's hands? Plus Nihal has a panel in the studio to discuss Bangladesh's struggle for independence.
At 1, Nihal asks: Should we be culturally sensitive when it comes to shaking people's hands?
Cambridge University has advised academics against automatically greeting people with a handshake, saying it could be culturally insensitive. One of the examples they gave us was a situation of a muslim woman shaking the hands of a male academic.
But are guidelines issued by a university a good way of highlighting these cultural differences? Or is it purely a matter of common sense?
At 2, Roots.
As part of 'Bangladesh At 40' on the Asian Network we are focusing on the history of Bangladesh and its people. Were you affected by the Bangladesh Liberation War? If so, we would like to hear your stories.
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Nihal - The Birth of Bangladesh
Duration: 43:39
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- Thu 15 Dec 2011 13:00大象传媒 Asian Network