Unsafe Wombs-Unheard Wounds: ADB Study Finds Climate Change Also Effects Fetus
Children in the womb are silently becoming victims of climate change, a new study by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) reveals. The research, presented at a roundtable meeting organised by the … Read More »
Focus on Equity for Rohingya Women: Policy Recommendations for SRH Services in Humanitarian Settings was Presented by PSTC
A high-level dissemination event on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services for the Rohingya population underscored the urgency of addressing barriers to equitable healthcare access in humanitarian settings. Hosted … Read More »
Where Art Meets Advocacy: ‘Body and the Map’ Speaks of Violence, Trauma, Resistance, and Hope
“Art allows us to confront what words often fail to express,” says curator Sharmillie Rahman of Body and the Map, a thought-provoking art exhibition currently on display at Bengal Shilpalay. Featuring … Read More »
Survival Against Salinity: Climate Change’s Toll on Women in Coastal Bangladesh
“Every sip of water reminds us of the hardship we endure,” shares Rahima, a mother of two from coastal Bangladesh, where saltwater intrusion is a growing health crisis. Rising sea levels, … Read More »
Govt. Forms Women’s Affairs Reform Commission: Share-Net Bangladesh Celebrates Dr. Halida Akhter’s Appointment
The government’s establishment of the Women’s Affairs Reform Commission is a significant step toward addressing such challenges. The commission, led by Shireen Parveen Haque, a founding member of Nari Paksha, aims … Read More »
Healthcare Reforms Underway: New Commission Focuses on Equity and SRHR
In a significant move to reform Bangladesh’s health sector, the government has established a Health Affairs Reform Commission, appointing Professor AK Azad Khan, President of the Bangladesh Diabetic Somiti (BADAS), as … Read More »
New Role, Old Agenda: Trump Expected to Appoint Stephen Miller to Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy
President-elect Donald Trump is expected to appoint Stephen Miller as his deputy chief of staff for policy, raising significant concerns for advocates of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Known … Read More »
From Getting Dolls to Making Dolls! The Harrowing Reality of Microplastics Found in Fetus
In a startling discovery, Rutgers University researchers found that tiny plastic particles could potentially end up in newborns’ organs, raising urgent concerns for both environmental and reproductive health. “Microplastics can cross … Read More »
Upcoming Event: Member Consultation Meeting 2024 by SNBD on 4th Novemeber
Dear valued member, Greetings from Share-Net Bangladesh! As you are aware, Share-Net Bangladesh is a large community of individual and organisational members, who actively support its focus, vision, aims and activities … Read More »
Protecting Future Generations: Final Phase of HPV Vaccination Reaches 6.2 Million Girls Across Bangladesh
“A single dose of HPV vaccine will prevent cervical cancer, protect women’s health, and help to build a healthy nation,” declared MA Akmall Hossain Azad, Senior Secretary of the Health Service … Read More »
