In Bangladesh, the factories that make clothing for export had remade themselves and raised national incomes along the way.

Women now make up around 42.7% of the formal workforce in Bangladesh, and all the morein the informal sector, according to ...

DHAKA: Around 3,000 women rallied on Friday (May 16) in Bangladesh for the country's interim government to openly support a ...

Hundreds of women — including ethnic minorities, rights activists, garment workers, tea workers, persons with disabilities, ...

LABOUR Day, observed on May 1, is often treated as a celebratory occasion. Yet, beyond the banners and speeches lies a hard ...

The event is organised independently by a collective of women with no political or institutional affiliation, the march seeks ...

"What we now need is more finance and collaboration." Experts issue warning over concerning trend in clothing production: ...

Protesting the rise of increased gender discrimination in Bangladesh recently, a coalition of 49 progressive women’s workers'', cultural, student, and professional organisations called for an end to ...

Women workers, students, teachers, cultural workers, professionals, and people from various walks of life have joined the programme with the slogan 'We are for equality' ...