In July 2024, a young woman in Dhaka stood in front of a police prison van, trying to stop officers from taking away a fellow male student.

From the activity-banned Awami League to the BNP, Jamaat-e-Islami and the far right, political rivals repeatedly used the same misogynistic narratives to attack women who rose to prominence after the July Uprising

A mother who has lost her child to a preventable disease like measles carries an unimaginable grief. To have that grief met with the accusation that her child died because she was worried about her “fitness” is an act of cruelty that no apology can fix.

Rape culture refers to a societal environment where sexual violence is normalised, excused, or trivialised.

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today stressed the need for a social movement against misogyny and prejudiced attitudes towards women

Our misogynistic attitude towards women is so normalised that it moves seamlessly across political parties, economic classes, and generational divides.

How is it that women are still not safe in their workplaces, in the outdoors, or even at home?

What greases the wheels on this vicious cycle?

The "not all men” argument can be futile for a lot of reasons, the most important being a disruption in the discourse.

The gendered response to the resignation is the latest reminder of the tough ride ahead for women in an increasingly pressured world.

What do a clinical psychologist, an ex-kickboxer and a colour commentator have in common?

Why do female sportspeople have to prove themselves “worthy” of the support their male counterparts can take for granted?