
Another One Bites the Dust: The Curious Case of Kalpana Chakma’s Eternal Disappearance
“We got such a kind of order from the court after 28 years of abduction, which is unfortunate,” lamented Kalindi Kumar Chakma, the brother of Kalpana Chakma, a prominent woman leader … Read More »

A Beacon of Women Empowerment in Architecture: Marina Tabassum on Time’s 100 Most Influential List
Marina Tabassum, the celebrated Bangladeshi architect renowned for her environmentally sustainable designs, has been recognised on Time magazine’s list of 100 most influential people. With her innovative approach to architecture, Ms. … Read More »

France’s Bold Statement: Abortion as a ‘Guaranteed Freedom’ in the Constitution
In a historic move, France has become the world’s first country to enshrine abortion rights in its constitution, securing a “guaranteed freedom” of abortion. This landmark decision, backed by an overwhelming … Read More »

Even Boys Do Cry: The Crucial Role of Community in Preventing Violence Against Boys
“Boys need adult care and protection too. Boys can be victims of sexual violence, and being a real man means being kind to yourself and others.” This powerful message was emphasised … Read More »

GRANT OPPORTUNITY: YOUNG RESEARCHER FELLOWSHIP 2024!
Share-Net Bangladesh has once again come up with Young Researchers Fellowship Grant 2024! As part of the knowledge generation and capacity development initiative, each year SNBD provides two special grants for … Read More »

Girl Talk with Leaders: Empowering Women through SRHR and Entrepreneurship
With a focus on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and women empowerment, the event, titled “Girl Talk with Leaders,” highlighted the crucial role of young girls and women in … Read More »

Shattering Stereotypes, Ending Violence: A Call to Action for International Women’s Day 2024
“I have been suffering for so long. I feel like sobbing whenever I start talking about it.” These words echo the silent pain of countless women trapped in the cycle of … Read More »

How Climate Change Is Inducing Child Marriage? An Urgent Call for Action is Needed to Protect Bangladeshi Girls
“We raise awareness on the negative consequences of child marriage in the community and have stopped a few child marriage cases,” said a Class 8 student during a visit to a … Read More »

No Country for GDP: Navigating Struggles of Gender-Diverse People in Bangladesh
In recent days, the gender-diverse community in Bangladesh has faced a surge of discrimination and hostility, leaving many individuals paralyzed with fear and uncertainty. Reports of eviction, harassment, and online threats … Read More »

Turning Pain into Power: Youth Leaders in DRC’s Resilience and Advocacy to Fight Against Sexual Violence
In the face of escalating conflict, economic instability, and recurrent climate crises, reports of sexual violence and coercion are on the rise in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. One survivor, … Read More »