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Justice Deferred: The Unfinished Story of Xulhaz Mannan
Xulhaz Mannan’s murder was not only an attack on one man—it was an assault on…
The Last Shadow in a Broken Mirror
In the narrow alleys of Comilla lives Tamanna—a transgender woman—who spends her days sewing and…
Persecution in the Name of Morality: How Islamic Groups Treat LGBTQ People
In Bangladesh, certain Islamic parties and organizations mobilize public opinion by labelling LGBTQ individuals as…
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The way LGBTQ people are treated in Bangladesh
Mockery, workplace discrimination, humiliation in renting and healthcare, even violence—is morally wrong and violates the…
Unmasked: Defying Fear, Challenging Hypocrisy, and Claiming Our Truth in Bangladesh
Let’s start with a question: How long does it take for a society to value…
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Confession on a Rainy Night
The night before the wedding, rain fell over Dhaka — steady, deliberate, as if someone…
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বাংলাদেশে সমকামিতা বৈধ হওয়া উচিত কেন
সমকামিতা অপরাধ নয়—এটি ব্যক্তির গোপনীয়তা, মর্যাদা ও স্বাধীনতার অংশ। বাংলাদেশের সংবিধান সমতা ও বৈষম্যবিরোধী নীতি…
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Disagreement, Not Hatred: Responsible Conversations on LGBTQ Issues in Bangladesh
Disagreement over LGBTQ issues in Bangladesh is natural — questions of policy, law, and social…
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The Xulhaz Mannan Murder: A Heart-Breaking Portrait of Bangladesh’s Impunity
LGBTQ rights activist Xulhaz Mannan was brutally murdered in 2016 in his Dhaka home. He…
Behind Closed Doors: Bisexual, Bangladeshi, and Unbothered
They said being bisexual in Bangladesh was a phase. I say it’s a revolution.Back in…