A nation that silences its educators is a nation that jeopardises its future.
Islam articulated a bold vision for women’s dignity and autonomy in its earliest revelations.
Number of families where men provide for women is rapidly decreasing.
The expansion of animosity and prejudice is rooted in toxic patriarchy.
The real issue here is power and control over women’s bodies and space.
For centuries, half of humanity—women—have been systematically denied their rightful place at decision-making tables.
This incident, under the guise of moral policing, is yet another example of the deteriorating state of women’s rights and safety in Bangladesh.
There is an increasing pushback on women’s rights and gender equality globally.
The announcement of the Bangla Academy Prize without a female nominee continued the trend.
Reports of GBV, harassment in factories can no longer be ignored
The theocracy is crumbling in its seat
UN chief stresses the importance of having women's contribution in technology and innovation.
Every Women’s Day, I suffer from this ambivalent feeling of euphoria and despair.
In a historic verdict, the High Court of Bangladesh has ruled that a mother can now be the sole legal guardian of her children. On 24 January 2023, the HC delivered the verdict on a writ petition saying all citizens have the right to get an education and job under the constitution. It will be sufficient if students mention their mothers' names when filling out a student information form (SIF) for examinations, and they cannot be forced to mention their father's names against their will. The High Court ruled saying that forms with the name of the student's mother or any legal guardian instead of the father must be accepted.
The gendered response to the resignation is the latest reminder of the tough ride ahead for women in an increasingly pressured world.
Women's achievements were overshadowed by the gendered inequalities they continue to face
Scale up such initiatives for a safe city for women
Taliban’s ban on women’s higher education will further harm the country
Her 1903 piece “Alonkar na badge of slavery” marked the start of Rokeya’s explicitly feminist writing.
