Bangladesh’s Creative Mass Uprising
The 2024 student protests in Bangladesh leveraged artistic forms of expression such as music and art, creating lasting cultural memories and discourses.
Dr. Nazia Hussein
Erasure, Mini-Conflicts and Precarity
In Episode 03, Dr. Ritwik hosts Nitin, a former business journalist turned humanitarian communications professional. Nitin shares his disillusionment with journalism, where he witnessed people’s voices and grievances often overlooked
Staff Writer
Digital gap deepens marginalization of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
Many Rohingya women are experiencing cyberbullying, blackmail and sexual abuse online, as well as becoming victims of cyber fraud.
Kathy Win
Cyclone Mocha leaves 145 dead in Myanmar
Hundreds are feared dead in Myanmar's powerful cyclone with most of the killed reported from the displaced Rohingya community.
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