Transgender Activist Shila Slain in Brutal Attack in Rangamati

In a shocking act of violence, transgender activist Shila was brutally murdered in her home in Betbunia, Rangamati, on Sunday night. Shila, a prominent advocate for transgender rights, was found decapitated … Read More »

A Road To Prevention: Join Global Webinar On Ending Childhood Sexual Violence 

Childhood sexual violence (CSV) is a critical global issue affecting millions of children every year, with long-term repercussions on their physical and mental well-being. For advocates of Sexual and Reproductive Health … Read More »

This Story Is About “Priankha Halder”: From Fighting Child Marriage to Becoming A Youth Leader

In a world where gender roles often limit the potential of women, Priankha Halder stands as a powerful symbol of resilience and transformation. Hailing from Bamanpara village in Meherpur District, one … Read More »

Career Opportunity: Officer at Share-Net Bangladesh

Share-Net Bangladesh is the largest knowledge-sharing platform for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). We are looking for a passionate Share-Net Officer to join our team! Share-Net Bangladesh is hosted … Read More »

Cervical Cancer is Preventable: Early Screening and HPV Vaccination Is The Key To Save Lives of Women

Cervical cancer, the fourth most common cancer in women worldwide, claims thousands of lives annually. In Bangladesh, this disease ranks as the second most common cancer among women, with approximately 12,000 … Read More »

A Commitment to Change: Canada’s New Economic Statement for Future SRHR Advocacy

The Fall Economic Statement (FES) 2024 unveiled transformative investments in sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights celebrates the proposed $50 million allocation over … Read More »

Let No Dreams Be Robbed: UNFPA and UNICEF Renewed Commitment to End Child Marriage in Bangladesh

Child marriage continues to rob young girls in Bangladesh of their future, with over 51% of girls marrying before the age of 18. Recognising the critical need for intervention, two United … Read More »