Bangladesh loves to celebrate migrant workers when remittance figures hit a new high. Politicians praise
VOICES FROM THE MARGIN
I am Maya. I sell flowers at TSC on the University of Dhaka campus to
It’s a Right for Women
Ensuring the safe and fearless mobility of women in public transport and public spaces is
A Mother’s Dignity Under the Scalpel
Imagine standing in a dimly lit hospital corridor in rural Bangladesh, listening to the ticking
Why Are Workers’ Rights Still Denied?
Before dawn breaks, factories begin to glow across Bangladesh. Garment workers take their places at
Bangladesh’s journalists face job insecurity, unpaid wages, delayed Wage Board implementation and contractual employment, despite
Childhood Lost to Labour
For millions of children, childhood slips away not in the quiet passage of years, but
Know Your Right
Since ancient times, people have worked to sustain their livelihoods. The Industrial Revolution transformed workplaces,
Leonardo da Vinci once predicted that a day would come when men would regard the
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
Law is the backbone of the state, safeguarding rights, defining duties and upholding justice. Yet
The proposed National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Act, 2026 has drawn criticism from rights organisations,
Carbon Justice needs a nard-law revolution
Carbon justice rests on a simple truth: those who leave the lightest footprint should not
From food adulteration to shady dealings in the service sector, from irregularities in healthcare to
True national development rests on the equal participation of both women and men. No country
There is a quiet irony in a nation that celebrates women's achievements in life, yet
As Bangladesh's economy expands, ensuring a safe and fair marketplace requires both effective enforcement and