A State’s Rebranding of an Anti-Human Rights Outfit By Azwad Abdullah AyanAugust 21, 2026 The Sheikh Hasina government which was infamous for forced disappearances , extra judicial killings had…
What Nepal’s Streets Allowed That Bangladesh’s Ballot Boxes Don’tBy Mahmud Newaz JoyAugust 5, 2026 There is a particular kind of frustration that seems to travel easily across borders these…
How The Ghost of Kalpana Chakma Haunts The Youth of Bangladesh and IndiaBy Sadman Ahmed SiamAugust 4, 2026 “Everything that is experimented on the Hills, will be implemented on the plain lands.”- Kalpana…
When Cockroaches Make the Chair ShakeBy Ishmam ZamanJuly 26, 2026 When India’s Chief Justice Surya Kant referred to fraudulent degree holders as “cockroaches” and “parasites,”…
How The Perfect Victim Complex Of Our Society Creates Barriers To JusticeBy Sadman Ahmed SiamJuly 17, 2026 Amidst the flood crisis occurring in different parts of the country, especially Chittagong, due to…
July Martyrs’ Day: What Has the July Uprising Given Bangladesh?By Mahmud Newaz JoyJuly 16, 2026 The queue outside the polling booth in Bogura on the morning of February 12 stretched…
The Myth of Educated MoralityBy Mahmud Newaz JoyJuly 12, 2026 There is a persistent assumption built into how modern societies measure progress: that formal schooling,…
Does patriarchy cause climate change?By Jannatul Nayem PiyalJuly 8, 2026 On a recent episode of Bollywood actor Soha Ali Khan’s podcast, actor and UN Environment…
People Without a Home: The Human Cost of Displacement By Azwad Abdullah AyanJune 20, 2026 “People without a home” – that is a phrase that is often uttered around to…
One Crime, One Response: A Global Model Law Against RapeBy MuktiforumJune 17, 2026 Our Bangladesh is bleeding. Data released by Ain o Salish Kendra (ASK) shows that rape…
