Born in Exile, Robbed of Childhood
At the age of carrying books, playing and dreaming of becoming doctors, teachers or engineers,
Suicide is a serious public health and humanitarian concern, influenced by psychological, social, economic and
When most prisoners have yet to be found guilty, can a justice system claim to
Graffiti Reclaims the Narrative of Justice
When authorities refuse to listen, one particular kind of people sometimes do not simply go
Justice Does Not Retire at 35
A right that expires with a birthday is no right at all. On 13 October
Human rights conversations usually begin with vulnerability, focusing on a child facing violence, a woman
Social Media Trolling
A person can now be surrounded without anyone entering the room. She sits alone at
Private Data Trading
Call records, locations and NID copies are being traded openly in Bangladesh, raising serious questions
Perinatal Body Shaming and the Cruel Gaze
When prominent actresses of entertainment industry like Pori Moni or Anika KabirShokhreturns to the screen
NO WAGE BOARD, NO MEDIA rhetoric a far cry
As ordinary people struggle to cope with the pressure of inflation, economists fear that the
National Girl Child Day arrives each year with colourful banners, solemn pledges and speeches about
Moral policing by police
When a uniform begins policing morality rather than crime, where does the law draw the
Invisible Victims
Bangladesh’s laws have taken decades to develop safeguards for women and children, and rightly so,
Unpaid Labour and the Gender Gap in Matrimonial Property Rights
We have mastered the theatre of empowerment in Bangladesh. We put women’s face on billboards,
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
A rented home is an asset to a landlord and security to a tenant. Disputes
Postpartum Psychosis
The intersection of psychiatric vulnerability and legal accountability has ignited an alarming debate following the