Asma Akhter, 32, is a mother of two living in Nilphamari Sadar Upazila with her husband and mother-in-law. Her second child is now twenty-eight months old, and her elder child is fourteen years old. When Asma became pregnant after 12 years, she was very careful during her pregnancy. As a member o...
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Ayesha Khatun, who escaped from Myanmar and lives in the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, is a shining example of strength and resilience. Aged 32, Ayesha is a mother of four and has pursued e...
Read More20 June 2023
In the traditional and patriarchal context of the Rohingya community, women often face a lack of empowerment and limited freedom to exercise their reproductive rights. The decision-making process s...
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In the sprawling Rohingya refugee camps, women face a variety of challenges, from harmful social norms to limited livelihood opportunities. Gender-based violence (GBV) and sexual exploitation are a...
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Written by Sarah Easter; Emergency Communication Officer for CARE Austria
When a baby is born in a rural village in Northern Bangladesh, the mother puts honey in its mouth, becau...
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Author: Md. Mamun-Ur-Rashid; Technical Coordinator-M&E
Source- PWID Project, CARE Bangladesh
Sahanaj Begum (42), who used to be a sex worker and an inject...
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Hasina Begum (46) is a Disaster Management Unit volunteer who protected her community during cyclone &ls...
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