A Game-Changer or a New Question Mark? “Adam” – The First Male Contraceptive Implant That Lasts Two Years
A promising breakthrough in male contraception has sparked global conversations around sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). A non-hormonal male contraceptive implant, dubbed Adam, has demonstrated success in preventing sperm … Read More »
Climate Curse Upon Women: How Systemic Injustice Denies SRHR to Climate Migrants
Bashonti’s story begins on a riverbank that no longer exists. Her family, once living in a lush village, was forced to leave everything behind due to river erosion — a growing … Read More »
Science, Not Shame: The Truth About Child Sex Determination in Bangladesh
In Bangladesh, like in many parts of South Asia, the birth of a girl is often met with silence, disappointment, or even blame. For generations, harmful myths have circulated in society … Read More »
Bangladesh’s Next Frontier: From Medium Development to Meaningful Progress
Bangladesh has inched forward in the 2023 Human Development Index (HDI), now ranked 130th among 193 countries. Yet, beneath this statistical pat on the back lies a persistent reality: the country … Read More »
Recognition Is Just the Beginning: Breaking Barriers in SRHR for Hijra and Third-Gender Communities
Tackling Stigma, Access Barriers, and Violence Through Community-Led Change In 2013, Bangladesh made a landmark decision by officially recognising the hijra community as a third gender. This symbolic step was a … Read More »
SRHR at a Crossroads: A Deep Look Into The Funding Gains vs Ground Realities
In a world still struggling with gender-based violence (GBV), child marriage, unsafe abortion, and lack of access to menstrual hygiene and reproductive rights, a new report by Impact Global Health suggests … Read More »
From Margins to Movement: Milestones of Inclusion and Resilience
In a country where gender norms have long shaped social and institutional systems, the journey of the Hijra community in Bangladesh, from the margins of society toward recognition and inclusion, has … Read More »
Global Fight For Personal Right: Menstrual Regulation As A Legal Option In A Post-Dobbs vs Jackson World
In the wake of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling and the return of Donald Trump to the White House, access to safe abortion in the United States has … Read More »
National Youth Conference on Population and Development: BMSS Leads Youth Dialogue on SRHR in Bangladesh
In a bold move to place youth at the center of Bangladesh’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) discourse, the Bangladesh Medical Students’ Society (BMSS) has organised the National Youth Conference … Read More »
Guardians of Labour and Life: Why Skilled Midwives Are Key to Safe Motherhood in Bangladesh
Each year on May 5, the world marks the International Day of the Midwife—a moment to honour the quiet strength of women who save lives in delivery rooms, crisis zones, and … Read More »