Social entrepreneur, humanitarian and author Runa Khan, who is also the founder and executive director
The silent war within office walls can quietly destroy an employee’s confidence, career and mental
Bangladesh’s Parliament passed three landmark bills on 6 September 2026, covering human rights, enforced disappearances
Adulterated goods, market syndicates, artificially engineered price hikes, and shelves stocked with expired or chemically
Police Reform Is a Must
A mother waits outside a thana, not for justice, but to learn whether money will
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
A dishonoured cheque can lead to criminal proceedings as well as separate civil action for
The credit card market booming in the country, with consumers increasingly using cards for payments
VOICES FROM THE MARGIN
A Journey Marked by Racism
Leaving Bangladesh for Master’s degree at the University of Greenwich, I carried a suitcase packed
The arrival of dedicated female-only “Pink Buses”, with women drivers and conductors, CCTV, GPS tracking
Millions of Rohingya eye looking towards home
Nine years have passed since more than 750,000 Rohingya fled Myanmar after the military crackdown
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
From Claim to Decree
A compensation suit in Bangladesh is a civil proceeding seeking monetary redress for loss, injury,
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