On 24 September, 2011 at around 11:00 am victim was staying at their Jum Ghar (a temporarily built house for Jum cultivation, which is one and half km away from their main residence) with her one and half year old infant Sakid Tripura. Her husband, Pushpa Ranjan Tripura, went to Panchari upozila (sub-district) headquarters with his old mother to take the latter‟s allowance for the aged. In the meantime, the perpetrator Mohammad Karim appeared at the Jum Ghar and asked for a glass of drinking water from the victim. When victim came out of her room to give the glass of water, Mohammad Karim grabbed her neck and immediately raped her. The victim kept shouting during the incident and Karim left the spot quickly. After the incident, the culprit Mohammad Karim has absconded from the village. The victim didn‟t know the name of the perpetrator. But she assured that, would be able to identify the perpetrator if she faces him again. When the perpetrator was running away from the spot, Mr. Raidhan Tripura (31 years old),a local people of the Karko Karbari Para of Ultachari Union under Panchari upazila saw the perpetrator escaping from the area. Following the incident, the villagers led by Mr. Badsha Kumar Tripura (48 years old), village head of the Korko para village went to the perpetrator‟s house and collected information about the perpetrator. After that incident the culprit Mohammad Karim allegedly absconded from village. On 26 September 2011, a case was filed with Panchari police station by the victim‟s husband in connection with this rape incident under section 3(1) of Women and Child Repression Act. As per the relatives‟ apprehension, the case was not effective. On 27 September 2011 a medical test of the victim occurred by Dr. Sanjib Tripura at Khagrachari District Hospital after three days of the incident. Consequently, the result of the test became negative. Earlier, the relatives of the victim also blamed that the medical test of the victim was done very overdue. Till the time of the reporting, the police could not arrest the culprit. (Source: Unity. Issue 52 Nov 12, 2011. www.bhbcucusa.org<unitycouncilusa@gmail.com) Among a seris of rape and other tourters, 10 cases are detailed in link: http://www.scribd.com/doc/63171131/Mayhem-at-Mahalchari-Internet-Edition. However, the Jumma Peoples Network UK shows a detailed seris of violation against Jumma Women and Children in their webside. (Link: Violation against Jumma Women and children, Jumma Peoples Network UK). 3) Linguistic: who are also basically indiginous people. There are several identically different dialogues such as Sylhety, Chitagong language, which may occassionally create severe problems in pracical human rights implementation matters; however, this is not a motivated problem. Communication concerns a major issue to establish the women‟s rights. Children from four to six years old soon lose interest in the classroom and drop out when they 8