SUB proudly observed International Women’s Day 2025 on March 8, 2025, with an insightful discussion on “Breaking Barriers: Women in Academia and Beyond”
The special flight was led by Captain Anita and First Officer Tasnuva
This incident, under the guise of moral policing, is yet another example of the deteriorating state of women’s rights and safety in Bangladesh.
Economics has an intractable “women problem.”
A woman can and should have the choice to do whatever she wants.
Achieving gender equality requires collective effort from all members of society.
UN chief stresses the importance of having women's contribution in technology and innovation.
Digital transformation holds immense potential for accelerating gender equality and women’s empowerment.
Every Women’s Day, I suffer from this ambivalent feeling of euphoria and despair.
SUB proudly observed International Women’s Day 2025 on March 8, 2025, with an insightful discussion on “Breaking Barriers: Women in Academia and Beyond”
The special flight was led by Captain Anita and First Officer Tasnuva
This incident, under the guise of moral policing, is yet another example of the deteriorating state of women’s rights and safety in Bangladesh.
Economics has an intractable “women problem.”
A woman can and should have the choice to do whatever she wants.
Achieving gender equality requires collective effort from all members of society.
UN chief stresses the importance of having women's contribution in technology and innovation.
Digital transformation holds immense potential for accelerating gender equality and women’s empowerment.
Every Women’s Day, I suffer from this ambivalent feeling of euphoria and despair.
According to our study, 17 percent of women experienced physical abuse during the Covid-19 pandemic, 30 percent of them reported mental torture while 34 percent reported no harassment or abuse
