Jahed Al-Hasan
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Jahed Al-Hasan (also reported as Jahed Ahmed) is a Bangladeshi youth involved in child protection and digital safety initiatives. He is the founder of iSafe BD, a youth-led initiative focused on online safety education and support for children and teenagers. In 2026, he was listed as a nominee for the International Children's Peace Prize by the Netherlands-based organisation KidsRights.[1]
Work
Al-Hasan founded iSafe BD to address issues including cyberbullying, online harassment, fraud and online exploitation affecting children and teenagers. According to his KidsRights profile, he also developed a pilot model of a digital missing-child alert system intended to circulate verified information about missing children. The same profile states that he conducted digital-safety awareness programmes at more than 20 schools and colleges in Bangladesh.[1]
Recognition
In 2026, KidsRights listed Al-Hasan, under the name Jahed Ahmed, among the nominees for the International Children's Peace Prize. The organisation identifies child protection and digital safety among the themes of his work.[1]
A June 2025 report by Jainta Barta also covered his work in cybersecurity and recognition associated with his activities.[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Jahed Ahmed". KidsRights. Retrieved 20 October 2026.
- ↑ "সাইবার সুরক্ষায় জাতীয় স্বীকৃতি পেলেন ওসমানীনগরের জাহেদ" [Jahed of Osmaninagar receives national recognition for cybersecurity work]. Jainta Barta (in Bengali). 30 June 2025.
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