Bawm

Stolen Futures: How Collective Punishment Affects the Bawm Community of Bangladesh

By Isaba Shuhrat / Issue 47, Bangladesh: Return to Democracy?, Magazine / 10 minutes of reading / Bangladesh, Bawm, Chittagong hill tracts, Collective Punishment, Detention, Enforced Disappearance, Indigenous Rights, Repression, Settler Violence, State Violence

In Bangladesh, the Bawm Indigenous community is subject to an indefinite collective punishment, which operates through both spatial and temporal control.

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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

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Bawm

Stolen Futures: How Collective Punishment Affects the Bawm Community of Bangladesh

Bangladesh: Democratic Transition Still Feels Hopeless

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