Disabilities

In a country built for able-bodied people, disregarding the existence of those whose realities are different, these obstacles are only the beginning. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

Breaking Barriers: Navigating higher education with disabilities

From the lack of accessible classrooms to systemic neglect, a student-made documentary showcases the unseen struggles and resilience of students with disabilities in Bangladesh

a day-long national conference titled “EmpowerAbility: Powering Every Ability” on 11 December hosted by BRAC Bank. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

BRAC Bank holds conference to empower persons with disabilities

UNFPA in collaboration with UNDRR hosted a strategic dialogue on inclusive humanitarian preparedness, early warning, risk reduction and response programme in Dhaka today. Photos: Courtesy
Bangladesh

People with disabilities are higher risks of exploitation, violence, and abuse during disasters: Experts

FY25 budget to bolster support for people with disabilities
Bangladesh

FY25 budget to bolster support for people with disabilities

How inclusive are we?
Thoughts

How inclusive are we?

File photo of the High Court division building of the Supreme Court in Dhaka. Photo: Collected
Court

Primary assistant teacher recruitment: HC orders reserving 117 spots for people with disabilities

Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

Teleaus participates in job fair for persons with disabilities

About 80% of Asif’s body is paralysed, leaving him bound to a wheelchair. But that did not hold him back. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

Turning tragedy to strength

Photo: Courtesy
Corporates

Buet along with JU, UGC holds intl conference on inclusive higher education

Sketch: TBS
Thoughts

Empowering persons with disabilities in the face of climate crisis

Photo UNB/Courtesy
Bangladesh

Majority of children with disabilities are not enrolled in any formal education: Survey

Illustration: TBS
Bangladesh

2.8% of total population have disabilities: BBS

Nayan Sayed Jibon. Sketch: TBS
Thoughts

Persons with disability: They don’t need our ‘ahare!’, the system does