Bangladesh needs an efficient healthcare system: The Daily Star
An unimplemented health budget remains a major concern.
A silent emergency: Bhutan’s media gasping for air- Kuensel
Once seen as a promising pillar of democratic transition, the Bhutanese press is now navigating a slow, painful decline-one marked by financial hardship, diminishing independence,…
For a sexist society, no victim can ever be perfect
Even as the verdict in Noor Mukadam's case is celebrated, there's the reminder that judges aren't there to judge morality.
Address causes of child sexual abuse: The Daily Star
Rape statistics reveal how vulnerable children are, despite legal measures.
How young citizens of Bangladesh can transform the future of its healthcare
By investing in students as health ambassadors, the country can cultivate a generation of informed, empowered leaders who redefine how communities engage with healthcare.
Justice for Noor: Dawn
Violence against women may be perpetrated by individuals, but it is enabled by society.
When protest turns into a mob
The right to protest comes with a responsibility: to ensure that the means do not contradict the moral intent.
Media and war
In the middle of all the noise, there has been some serious and nuanced commentary.
Comparing Seoul and Tokyo
Despite the differences, both cities are becoming increasingly multicultural as their foreign-born populations rise.
Look inward for haj fixes: The Jakarta Post
Instead of looking to the Saudis for more sweeteners, the government must sort out all the recurring domestic problems that have marred the organization of the haj in the past.