Imagine not being able to freely drink water, or using the water from the same pond for washing clothes, bathing, and all other daily needs? This is the harsh reality of the people living in the Bagerhat district situated in the Southeast Bangladesh.
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Unmi Roy is a 14-year-old schoolgirl in grade ten. She goes to a village school in the North of Bangladesh. Her school is one of 331 schools that are included in the JANO project, a CARE project fi...
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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...
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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. Violence against women and girls and sexual exploitation ...
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In the heart of Bangladesh's coastal region lies a community entrenched in the battle against nature's whims. Growing greens in these areas is often challenging due to harsh weather conditi...
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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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