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BNWLA recently disseminated studies on eve-teasing and violence against women at Dhaka Press club on 25^th May, 2010.

91 percent women have become the victim of eve teasing at some stage of life. Specially 87 percent girls between 10 to 18 years of age become victim of this kind of harassment. From the research published by BNWLA named Eve-teasing: The Social Menace- Let not the offenders go unpunished , the data has been cited by the researcher Nazmun Zaman of BNWLA.
 
From another publication of BNWLA named Violence against Women in Bangladesh, 2008-09, data of different types of violence has been presented by Advocate Soma Islam in the program.
 
The chief guest, Author Selina Hossein said that, people should be concerned about their moral responsibilities and also encourage others to be responsible about their moral obligations to stop violence against women.
 
The Executive Director of BNWLA, Advocate Salma Ali said that eve-teasing is the first step of sexual harassment, so there is no reason for taking it lightly.
 
Professor Shahin Islam, Department of Psychology, Dhaka University emphasized on the responsibilities of family to rare up children and providing them with psychological support.