Why Experts Must Be Included: TIB Slams BCB Over Jahanara Alam Sexual Harassment Probe
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has finally taken a step forward by forming a three-member committee to investigate serious allegations of sexual harassment made by former women’s national team player Jahanara … Read More »
DU Professor of Chemistry Department Arrested on Serious Sexual Assault Allegations
In a shocking development that has sent ripples through the Dhaka University community, Professor Ershad Halim from the Department of Chemistry has been arrested by police on multiple allegations of sexually … Read More »
From Screens to Safety: Chittagong Hill Tracts Unite Against Digital Gender Violence
For many girls in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, danger no longer comes only from dark roads or unsafe public spaces. It now glows from a phone screen — in the form … Read More »
Seven Partners, One Mission: Youth Share-Net Begins a New Chapter for SRHR in Bangladesh
When conversations turn to the future of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in Bangladesh, one truth is becoming increasingly clear: young people can no longer remain on the sidelines. … Read More »
The Power of Youth in Co-creating Education: International Day of Education 2026
On 24 January, UNESCO leads the world in celebrating the International Day of Education 2026 under the theme “The power of youth in co-creating education.” This global celebration highlights how young … Read More »
SRHR Movement in Progress: DGFP and BMSS Held the First National Youth Council on SRHR
A quiet but important shift is taking place in Bangladesh’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) landscape—one where young people are no longer seen only as beneficiaries, but as partners … Read More »
Where Youth Voices Met Purpose: A Look Back at INFIX * SRHR Campus Conversations-Ideas Into Action
On 30 December 2025, the final day of INFIX * SRHR Campus Conversations: Ideas into Action, was held, with a seminar titled ‘Communicating SRHR: From Classroom to Campus Culture.’ The programme … Read More »
Dignity in the Workplace: Nairobi’s Bold Step for Menstrual Health
Nairobi has spoken, and the message is clear: menstrual health is no longer a hidden struggle but a formal workplace right. In a move that has sent ripples across Africa, Nairobi … Read More »
Czechia Moves to Break Cycle of Period Poverty
Since the start of this year, schools across the Czech Republic have successfully implemented a change that could significantly impact the lives of thousands of young people. Menstrual pads and tampons … Read More »
The Protection Gap: Why Bangladesh Faces a Looming Contraceptive Crisis
Imagine a month where a basic necessity for health and family planning simply vanishes from the shelves. For millions of people across Bangladesh, this is not a distant scenario; it is … Read More »