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“Bangladesh Nears WHO Maturity Level 3 for Vaccine Regulation”

In the realm of public health, there exists a deep-rooted trust in the safety and efficacy of vaccines and medicines among the populace in...

“Challenging Disability Stereotypes in Bangladesh”

Years ago, during my university days, I visited a government office with an invitation letter in hand. At that time, I was serving as...

“HSC Exam Crisis Unveils Systemic Flaws & Student Discontent”

A potential risk looms over the protest related to this year's Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations being oversimplified as mere youthful discontent....

“Reflections on a Haunting July: Navigating Tragedy and Memories”

July holds a different meaning for me, a stark contrast to the casual perception of it being just another month. Two years ago, July...

Bangladesh Prepares for Non-Partisan Local Elections

Local government elections in Bangladesh are scheduled for October on a non-partisan basis. The majority of local councils were disbanded by the interim government...

“Vacant Information Commissioner Positions Threaten Transparency in Bangladesh”

The chief information commissioner and two information commissioners in Bangladesh have been absent since September 2024, following the political transition after the July uprising....

“Challenges Mount for International Crimes Tribunal”

The International Crimes Tribunal is facing a significant challenge with the influx of complaints that do not align with its jurisdiction. These complaints, ranging...

“Tobacco Cultivation Excluded from New Land Use Law in Chittagong Hill Tracts”

In January, the government introduced the Land Use Control and Agricultural Land Protection Act, 2026, a comprehensive legislation that criminalizes activities such as hill-cutting,...

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