Autism in Bangladesh
Poor autism care in rural areas is hurting children
Many are being forced to seek treatment, counselling in Dhaka
Why autism acceptance in Bangladesh is still a far-fetched goal
People with autism in Bangladesh are still subjected to structural discrimination and stigmatisation.
Living in the shadow of uncertainty
“Who will look after our child after our demise? Who will be their friends and family to depend on when we will not be there?”
How reality could imitate representation
The simple fact is that not all teachers and students have the empathy to accommodate people with different abilities.
Autism prevalence high in urban areas
At least 17 per 10,000 babies in the country have Autism Spectrum Disorder, finds a new survey.
World Autism Awareness Day / Hope for autistic children
ON the occasion of World Autism Awareness Day on April 2, I would like to share my experience in bringing up my son Aadil.
Bullying: Break the Cycle
If some of us were permanently judged by the mistakes that we had made as children, we would be considered abominable human beings.
Poor autism care in rural areas is hurting children
Many are being forced to seek treatment, counselling in Dhaka
Why autism acceptance in Bangladesh is still a far-fetched goal
People with autism in Bangladesh are still subjected to structural discrimination and stigmatisation.
Living in the shadow of uncertainty
“Who will look after our child after our demise? Who will be their friends and family to depend on when we will not be there?”
How reality could imitate representation
The simple fact is that not all teachers and students have the empathy to accommodate people with different abilities.
Autism prevalence high in urban areas
At least 17 per 10,000 babies in the country have Autism Spectrum Disorder, finds a new survey.
Hope for autistic children
ON the occasion of World Autism Awareness Day on April 2, I would like to share my experience in bringing up my son Aadil.
Bullying: Break the Cycle
If some of us were permanently judged by the mistakes that we had made as children, we would be considered abominable human beings.