In Bangladesh, the Bawm Indigenous community is subject to an indefinite collective punishment, which operates through both spatial and temporal control.
Stolen Futures: How Collective Punishment Affects the Bawm Community of Bangladesh Read More »
In Bangladesh, academic freedom is no longer violated only by the state or university administrations. Increasingly, students, alums, and sections of the general public are engaging in intimidation, harassment, and physical aggression against teachers and students. “The aim, therefore, of patriots was to set limits to the power which the ruler should be suffered to
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The women-led and organized march ‘Narir Daake Moitree Jatra’ (Women’s Solidarity March) took place in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in May 2025. Almost a year on, the following is a condensed, translated version of reflections from several Moitree Jatra participants who were at the forefront of organizing, planning, and realizing the event.
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