The Rana Plaza claims process explained

published 24-04-2014 07:00, last modified 24-04-2014 07:59

Dr. Kazazi is the Chief Commissioner of the Rana Plaza Arrangement, with a team of Commissioners he is overseeing the claims process in Bangladesh.

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Dr. Mojtaba Kazazi has a long history of working on compensation for victims of terrible disasters. He has brought his many years of experience to the Rana Plaza Arrangement process and is now working in Dhaka, along with a team of claims commissioners to oversee the administration of the claims process and ensure that every family of the dead and every survivor receives the financial support they need.

In this short film he explains the process and the steps that are being taken.

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