Shaheen Anam

The lack of recognition of women’s unpaid work has led to their marginalisation as a productive force.

The bigger question is, why is this happening? What is turning men and boys to commit such acts of depravity?

It is time to remove all discrimination against women and treat them as equal partners in the fight against climate change.

A number of important studies related to unpaid care work have been carried out in the last few years.

A true patriot, he not only played a key role in the birth of Bangladesh, but devoted his life to make the dream of our independence a reality.

Roki Apa, you will be missed, but your legacy of empowering women economically will live on.

In spite of the activism, increased partnerships and awareness, gender-based violence continues unabated in the private and public domains.

Mrs Musleha Islam, known to many as Bucchu Apa, Khala, Nani, and Dadi, was born in an Urdu-speaking family in Kolkata.

The much-awaited Anti-Discrimination Bill, 2022 was placed in parliament on April 5 by Law Minister Anisul Huq, which was then sent to the Parliamentary

Many societies have their own sources of shame. Genital mutilation, honour killing, sexual abuse of children in religious institutions—there are many such practices that go against all norms of a civilised and humane society.

The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence, which began on November 25, is ending today.

Shorolika Parveen from Kurigram dreamt of playing in the national football team someday and had even received a best player award from the Prime Minister of Bangladesh.

Out of a population of over 160 million in Bangladesh, approximately 107 million people live in rural areas. Of them, at least 50 million are women and girls.

This year, the theme of International women’s Day is “Women in Leadership: Achieving an Equal Future for Covid-19 World”.

After waiting for 12 months for that miracle, it finally happened. On December 8, 2020, a grandmother in the UK was given the first Covid-19 vaccine shot. After wreaking havoc in the world not experienced since the second World War, there was a ray of hope that life would finally go back to normal.

If one is asked, where do you feel most safe and secure? The answer will invariably be “my home”.

COVID-19 has wreaked havoc in the lives of millions with devastating economic and social impacts. Although no country or people have been spared from its rampage, it is being experienced differently in terms of gender, class and socioeconomic situations.

On March 22, Professor Emiritus Sultana Sarwatara Zaman and Sultana Apa to those who knew intimately passed away, leaving behind a host of friends, relatives and admirers to mourn her death.

The present pandemic COVID-19 has created havoc in the world throwing millions out of jobs and means of livelihoods.

The Right to Information Act 2009 was passed in the first session of parliament on March 29, 2009. It was a ground-breaking decision on the part of the government and paved the way for all