Progress Marred by Harassment Allegations and Weak Safeguards
Women’s sport in Bangladesh has made remarkable strides in recent years, with national teams gaining international recognition and female athletes emerging as symbols of pride and achievement. However, beneath this progress lies a troubling reality of persistent allegations of sexual harassment, abuse of power, and psychological mistreatment that continue to threaten athletes’ safety and well-being.
BNP’s Overwhelming Win: Should It Raise Alarm?
The landslide victory of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) in the 13th Parliamentary election raises serious questions about the legitimacy and future stability of Bangladesh’s democratic process.
Bangladesh Faces a WASH Crisis That Threatens Global Health and SDG Progress
Bangladesh faces a silent WASH crisis threatening both national health and global stability. From Dhaka’s Tejgaon slums to groundwater depletion and global aid cuts, unsafe water and poor sanitation endanger millions. Urgent action is needed to protect health, dignity, and economic sustainability.
Bangladesh Is a South Asian Time Bomb: Chellaney Warns of Islamist Violence, Repression, and Economic Collapse
Bangladesh is facing a deepening crisis marked by escalating human rights violations, rising Islamist influence, and economic decline, according to a recent opinion piece by Brahma Chellaney, Professor Emeritus of Strategic Studies at the Center for Policy Research in New Delhi and Fellow at the Robert Bosch Academy in Berlin.
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