The brutal murder of Abrar Fahad brings in light a different angle of Chhatra League politics in Bangladesh. An introspective analysis by SAWM Bangladesh member Aasha Mehrin Amin. It is a common belief that only meritorious, above-average students can get into a university like Buet. It’s no jo... Read more...
After the teen environment activist Greta Thunberg expressed her utmost anger and frustration to the world leaders in United Nations COP24 Climate Summit, Poland 2019 for the environmental disaster across the globe, Aasha Mehreen Amin, a SAWM member pens a heartfelt letter to the children of the wor... Read more...
The tragedy of Asma Jahangir's sudden passing away at only 66 years of age, on February 11, is that she has left the world at a time when it needed her most. As a singular voice against injustice and intolerance, she seemed to be one of the last remaining courageous warriors in a world ruled by cowa... Read more...
There is no doubt that Facebook represents an alternate reality that many of us like to escape to. It gives one a glimpse into the day-to-day lives of people we cannot see face to face—because they are thousands of miles away; because they are only a few miles away but the traffic makes sure that ... Read more...
As you enter Balukhali refugee camp for the first time all you will notice is the amount of dust that clouds your vision, settling on your hair, clothes, seeping into your shoes and even finding its way into your mouth. Through the haze an unbelievable scene is unravelled. It is a humungous labyrint... Read more...
A public toilet that doesn't make you faint The best thing about the building I come to work to six days a week is that it has reasonably clean (as in dry), separate toilets for women in each floor. It is a luxury that few women in this city can claim. I say “luxury” for what is a basic neces... Read more...
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