women

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Bangladesh

‘Peace exists with freedom of choice’

By ensuring justice and human rights, we can secure peace and security in our society

Break the shackles of patriarchy to stop rape for good
Thoughts

Break the shackles of patriarchy to stop rape for good

Women of Malancha and Adarsha slums set up the Bou-bazaar three decades ago to fight poverty. Starting with six small shops, there are now 130 shops. In the market, on the land of the City Corporation and Bangladesh Railway, all the traders are women. The photo was taken recently. Photo: TBS
Women Empowerment

Bou Bazar: A fate changer for marginalised Mymensingh women

Ensure a safe Bangladesh for women
Thoughts

Ensure a safe Bangladesh for women

The International Day of Rural Women is observed annually on October 15. Photo :Xinhua via UNB
World+Biz

UN for investing in rural women to help build resilience to crises

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Bangladesh

Woman gang-raped in Bagerhat, accused made video

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South Asia

‘Women from Bangladesh trafficked, pushed into sex trade and drug peddling’: Madhya Pradesh Police

Information Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud. Photo: Collected
Crime

Persons involved in women repression will be punished beyond their identities: Hasan

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Bangladesh

Women’s rights organisations express anger over increasing rape in country

File Photo: Women workers make shoes on the factory floor of Fortune Footwear Ltd in Barishal BSCIC Industrial Estate. The ompany has strongly returned to production as the export-oriented shoe manufacturer has a good number of work orders. Photo: TBS
Industry

Fortune turns 4,000 village women into skilled shoemakers

Women entrepreneurs get easier access to Entrepreneurship Support Fund
Banking

Women entrepreneurs get easier access to Entrepreneurship Support Fund

Sayeda Zeenat Karim.
Thoughts

Why we need more women in climate decision-making

Farida Akhter. Illustration: TBS
Analysis

Low-paid women in tobacco production remain unnoticed