Manusher Jonno Foundation
‘Digitalisation of land management crucial for good governance’
Analysts say at a dialogue organised by the Citizen's Platform for SDGs, Bangladesh with support from Manusher Jonno Foundation
‘Indigenous In the Edge’ outlines lives of 17 ethnic groups in Bangladesh
Members of each community have reviewed the information that attempts to offer insight into the histories, homes, the clans and tribes that make up each community, the food habits and religious and cultural practices, and the languages, written and oral, they employ.
986 children lost to violence last year: Report
Rape, murder, torture, road crashes and other acts of violence claimed the lives of 986 children in the country last year.
Situation still grim for children
Last year, the murders and attempted murders of 276 children in the country were cited in 246 news reports published in six leading national dailies, says Manusher Jonno Foundation (MJF) in its report titled “Bangladesh Child Situation-2018: Newspaper Analysis”.
Corruption a big concern
The UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (UNCESCR) has expressed concern over the pervasiveness of
Editorial / MJF survey on violence
A recent study by Manusher Jonno Foundation gave this perception a statistical foundation as it tracked incidents of violence and harassment in 2016 and came to the conclusion that around 60 percent members of the surveyed communities had experienced different forms of violence twice last year.
Scourged by violence
Around 60 percent people from the marginalised communities in Bangladesh experienced violence more than two occasions last year, according to a new study.
60% people of marginalised community victims of violence in 2016, says study
Sixty percent people of the marginalised community in the country were victims of different types of violence at least twice in 2016, says a study.
Editorial / Violence against children continues
In the nine months since January this year, at least 363 children were raped and 15 died as a result, according to Manusher Jonno Foundation (MJF).
‘Digitalisation of land management crucial for good governance’
Analysts say at a dialogue organised by the Citizen's Platform for SDGs, Bangladesh with support from Manusher Jonno Foundation
‘Indigenous In the Edge’ outlines lives of 17 ethnic groups in Bangladesh
Members of each community have reviewed the information that attempts to offer insight into the histories, homes, the clans and tribes that make up each community, the food habits and religious and cultural practices, and the languages, written and oral, they employ.
986 children lost to violence last year: Report
Rape, murder, torture, road crashes and other acts of violence claimed the lives of 986 children in the country last year.
Situation still grim for children
Last year, the murders and attempted murders of 276 children in the country were cited in 246 news reports published in six leading national dailies, says Manusher Jonno Foundation (MJF) in its report titled “Bangladesh Child Situation-2018: Newspaper Analysis”.
Corruption a big concern
The UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (UNCESCR) has expressed concern over the pervasiveness of
MJF survey on violence
A recent study by Manusher Jonno Foundation gave this perception a statistical foundation as it tracked incidents of violence and harassment in 2016 and came to the conclusion that around 60 percent members of the surveyed communities had experienced different forms of violence twice last year.
Scourged by violence
Around 60 percent people from the marginalised communities in Bangladesh experienced violence more than two occasions last year, according to a new study.
60% people of marginalised community victims of violence in 2016, says study
Sixty percent people of the marginalised community in the country were victims of different types of violence at least twice in 2016, says a study.
Violence against children continues
In the nine months since January this year, at least 363 children were raped and 15 died as a result, according to Manusher Jonno Foundation (MJF).
The Silent Doer
It is hard to believe that Fahim is no more; it seems like a bad dream from which we will wake up to see his ever smiling, jovial and pleasant face, cracking a joke or pulling somebody's leg.