Supply Halt, Rising Risks: The Silent Crisis in Bangladesh’s Family Planning System
A quiet crisis is unfolding across Bangladesh—one that does not make daily headlines but is already reshaping lives. In hundreds of upazilas, the absence of basic contraceptives is forcing thousands of … Read More »
For ALL Women and Girls: RedOrange Observed International Women’s Day 2026 with support from Youth Share-Net project
RedOrange celebrated International Women’s Day 2026 with support from Youth Share-Net Bangladesh (YSN) project through a series of youth-led awareness activities across different regions of the country, engaging young people and … Read More »
Empty Shelves, Rising Fears: 487 Upazilas Have Run Out of All Types of Government-Supplied Contraceptives
What happens when the quiet backbone of a country’s family planning system suddenly weakens- silently, steadily, and then severely? In Bangladesh, that question is no longer theoretical. It is unfolding across … Read More »
More About OCP & ECP: BRAC Launched a Study on Self-care Use of Contraceptive Pills
The BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health (BRAC JPGSPH) of BRAC University yesterday launched a major implementation research study on self-care interventions for sexual and reproductive health and rights … Read More »
From the Sidelines to the Spotlight: The Uneven Playing Field for Bangladesh’s Women Athletes
In the heart of Mirpur’s Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, we see a juxtaposition in the parking area. Rows of polished cars shine under the sun. They whisper tales of male cricket … Read More »
UNFPA Secures $3.2m from Japan to Sustain Health Services for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh
When humanitarian funding shrinks, it is often women and girls who feel the first and deepest cuts. In the crowded camps of Cox’s Bazar and on the remote island of Bhasan … Read More »
Going Back to Online Class: Are We Considering The Potential Upsurge in Child Marriage?
The debate over bringing back online classes in Bangladesh has returned, not because of a virus this time, but because of a deepening fuel and energy crisis. The government is now … Read More »
51 Calls a Day! Rising Trend of Domestic Abuse by Husbands Signals SRHR Emergency
A locked room. A knife threat. A desperate call for help. For many women in Bangladesh, violence is not a distant headline—it is a daily reality unfolding inside their own homes. … Read More »
From Photos to Policy: Youth-Led SRHR Movement Gains Ground in Dhaka
In a city where millions live on the margins, stories often go unheard. But sometimes, a photograph can say what policy papers cannot. At the “Silent Frames, Loud Voices” photovoice exhibition … Read More »
The Price of Our Negligence: Rape Cases Rise 27% in 2025 Alone
The benches outside Dhaka’s Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunals tell a story Bangladesh can no longer afford to ignore. Women waiting in silence and families trapped in legal battles that … Read More »