Empowering Girls Through Education: A Key Strategy to Prevent Child Marriage
With the highest incidence in Asia, Bangladesh has the fourth highest percentage of girl child marriage before the age of 18. Poor economic and social conditions, inadequate education, illiteracy, and religious … Read More »
Empowering MHM Sustainability: The Banana Fiber Solution
In search of a sustainable MHM solution, banana fiber has emerged as a game-changer, offering a myriad of advantages that extend beyond its intrinsic strength and durability. Its eco-friendly, biodegradable, comfortable, … Read More »
Sexuality and Society: Rethinking the Role of ‘Virginity’ in Our Lives
The idea of “virginity” endures as a social construct with enduring ramifications in a world where friends, family, lovers, and even medical professionals seem to retain an oddly intrusive obsession with … Read More »
Navigating Period Poverty: Empowering Women’s Menstrual Health in Bangladesh
The lack of education and awareness on menstrual health management (MHM) is a significant issue in Bangladesh, with only six percent of schools providing MHM education. This lack of information leads … Read More »
Challenging the Norms: Breaking the Silence’s Quest to End Child Sexual Abuse
A group of people were shocked by the hush around child sexual abuse 29 years ago. In 1996, they founded “Breaking the Silence” (BTS) in the hopes that debates and other … Read More »
The Power of AI: Revolutionizing the Fight Against Sexual Harassment
The issue of sexual harassment and assault remains a significant concern for women worldwide, with statistics showing that one in three women faces some form of sexual assault in their lifetime. … Read More »
Unveiling SRHR: Embracing Rights and Realities of the Adolescents of Bangladesh
No matter one’s age, gender, color, or other characteristics, sexual and reproductive health (SRH) embodies the fundamental right to control one’s sexual and reproductive aspects. Due to their lack of knowledge … Read More »
Tears of the Flowers: Inside the World of Dhaka’s Sex Workers
In the bustling city of Dhaka, lies a hidden world where women and girls are lured into a life of sex work under false pretences. Brokers, claiming to offer job opportunities, … Read More »
Desperation and Dilemma: A Nebraska Teen’s Harrowing Abortion Journey
In Nebraska, a tragic case has emerged that highlights the complexities and challenges of abortion rights in the post-Roe v. Wade era. Celeste Burgess, a 19-year-old Nebraska teenager, found herself at … Read More »
From Paris to Dhaka: Feminist Diplomacy is Paving the Way for Equality
France’s pursuit of a “feminist diplomacy” is commendable, showcasing its commitment to promoting gender equality and women’s rights on the world stage. With women occupying significant ministerial positions, including a female … Read More »