Aditi Sharif: It was mid-July in Bangladesh. People of this country experienced a series of horrific…
Category: Bangladesh
The Need for Fair Elections and Political Inclusivity in Bangladesh
Dr. Sabrina Syed: Without significant protests and/or bloodshed Bangladesh often cannot end a government. This pattern…
Quota for Females or Security of Life: What is more important?
Aditi Sharif : It was 2.00 pm in the night. I was trying to calm…
From Protests to Policy: Understanding Bangladesh’s Struggle with Governance and Economic Inequality
Dr Sabrina Syed: I wasn’t prepared to write about the current situation in Dhaka or Bangladesh,…
July Massacre: Hasina regime in coma
Maskwaith Ahsan: Even after the July Massacre in Bangladesh, the Hasina Regime remains resolutely unrepentant. Following…
The Prime Minister of Graveyards
Maskwaith Ahsan: She enjoys her press conferences surrounded by sycophants. With that high, she abuses the…
Quota Reform Movement, Women, and Feminism: Some ‘Unorganized’ Thoughts
Aditi Sharif : As an ex-student of a public university, I had the privilege of…
Structural Inequality and Suicide: A Tragic Reality in Bangladesh
Nahid Aktar: In recent times, the suicide of Utshø Islam Mondol in Bangladesh has taken the…
The ‘Unnoticed Plights’-Women and Forced Migration
Aditi Sharif: Suppose, you are living in a world where you have to be always afraid…
LGBTQ, Hatred, and Some Relevant Questions
Aditi Sharif : It was approximately one year ago when the social media platforms in Bangladesh…