Fifty seats for women, but who will they really represent?
The writer says, "The question is no longer whether enough women will be in parliament. The question is whether they will be allowed to matter, and sufficiently empowered to make…
Farah Kabir
Why is the ICJ silent about the gender aspect of climate justice?
The writer argues that from a feminist lens, the ICJ's landmark advisory opinion remains overly abstract and state-centric, failing to recognise how intersecting vulnerabilities…
Making the climate change battle inclusive
Equal participation of people of all genders, ethnicities and age-groups will generate more effective and sustainable outcomes.
A feminist approach to climate solutions
The writer says that women's empowerment in climate action involves ensuring their representation in decision-making structures, allowing them to contribute their unique knowledge…
Between ifs and buts dwindles the future of the Rohingya
A possible repatriation calls for intensive bilateral and multilateral negotiations, as it could be a long-term process spanning years.
COP27 must commit to loss and damage finance
According to the long-term climate-risk index, Bangladesh is in the seventh position among the most affected countries from 2010 to 2019.