Prapti Taposhi

Prapti Taposhi is an activist and faculty of Development Studies at Netrokona University. Through her activism of nearly a decade, she continues to fight injustices worldwide.

Bangladesh: Democratic Transition Still Feels Hopeless

By Prapti Taposhi / Issue 47, Bangladesh: Return to Democracy? / 8 minutes of reading / Bangladesh, Bawm, Democracy, Gender-based violence, injustice, road accidents

Democracy cannot be reduced to a moment. It has to become a practice. One that is reflected in institutions, in policies, and in everyday interactions. When I sit down to write this, I am carrying a grief that feels both deeply personal and painfully political. I lost one of my closest friends in a

The Politics of Invisibility in Post-Uprising Bangladesh

By Prapti Taposhi / Issue 44, Youth, Magazine / 8 minutes of reading / Activism, Authoritarianism, Bangladesh, Feminism, July Revolution, Patriarchy, youth

The women without whom Bangladesh’s July uprising could not have succeeded — the ones who organized, led, fed, treated, and fought — have been cast out of the new political order.

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Prapti Taposhi

Bangladesh: Democratic Transition Still Feels Hopeless

The Politics of Invisibility in Post-Uprising Bangladesh

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