Connection among Raised Legal Age at Marriage, Increased Use of Contraception and Reduced Fertility

Raising the current legal age at marriage can decrease the proportion of married at adolescent ages and at the same time, increased use of contraceptive can reduce fertility in Bangladesh. Contraception … Read More »

Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Female Workforce of Garment Industries

The female workforce of garment industries in Bangladesh face several health problems and safety issues on daily basis. The environment of the industries, their residential environment, working condition, age, problem of … Read More »

Link between Maternal Healthcare and Gender Equity

One third of the population of Bangladesh is living in poverty. Women living in Bangladesh are at high risk for maternal mortality and morbidity in the postpartum period because of socio-economic … Read More »

Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Maternal Healthcare

In order to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality, Bangladesh is facing an immense challenge. This is a global social agenda in the new millennium. This paper is based on a cross … Read More »

Usage of Maternal Health Services in Bangladesh

Countless married adolescent women, in Bangladesh experience life threatening complications during pregnancy and childbirth and also after childbirth. However, utilization of health services is far under conventional standard. The situation of … Read More »

Maternal Mortality in Bangladesh

Bangladesh not only achieved the primary target of Millennium Development Goal (MDG) 5 of improving maternal health by 2015 but also it is the only low-income or middle-income country with two … Read More »

Connection between Women’s Status and Domestic Violence

Increased education, higher socioeconomic status, non-Muslim religion, and extended family residence is associated with lower risks of violence. The effects of women’s status on violence is highly context-specific. In the more … Read More »

Stop Domestic Violence Against Women

Domestic violence against women focuses on the cycle of violence within abusive relationships, why women so frequently stay in abusive relationships, ‘ and what is the most helpful in allowing them … Read More »

Factors of Domestic Violence Against Women

The determinants of domestic violence against women and its implications for the resources allocated to women, it is essential to explore both at the same time. This paper reflects that higher … Read More »

Social Legal Perspective of Domestic Violence against Women in Bangladesh

In developing countries like Bangladesh, domestic violence is not a very unusual scenario. However, unfortunately the main victims of this violence are women. Because of the socio-economic situation most of the … Read More »