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SheEqual is a community based organization working for the advancment of Women, children and girls Rights in Bangladesh through different development activities, Storytelling, Research, Volunteering, Raising awareness, and capacity building initiatives.

সবাইকে নতুন বছরের শুভেচ্ছা
14/04/2026

সবাইকে নতুন বছরের শুভেচ্ছা

20/03/2026

CSW70 event calls for dismantling stereotypes and carving pathways for progress.

The Unspoken Cost of Being a Woman Photo Credit : MyvoiceMychoiceorg
12/03/2026

The Unspoken Cost of Being a Woman

Photo Credit : MyvoiceMychoiceorg

Across different cultures and societies, certain customs and traditions have historically been used to regulate women’s ...
12/03/2026

Across different cultures and societies, certain customs and traditions have historically been used to regulate women’s bodies.

From female ge***al mutilation and breast ironing to forced fattening and widowhood rituals, many of these practices are tied to ideas about purity, beauty, marriage, honour, and social control.

বাংলাদেশে স্বামীর দ্বারা শারীরিক বা যৌন সহিংসতার শিকার হওয়া বিবাহিত বা কখনো বিবাহ হয়েছে এমন নারীদের ৬৪ শতাংশই বিষয়টি কাউ...
03/03/2026

বাংলাদেশে স্বামীর দ্বারা শারীরিক বা যৌন সহিংসতার শিকার হওয়া বিবাহিত বা কখনো বিবাহ হয়েছে এমন নারীদের ৬৪ শতাংশই বিষয়টি কাউকে জানাননি।

কোনো বন্ধুকে নয়,
পরিবারকে নয়,
এমনকি কর্তৃপক্ষকেও নয়।

নীরবতা মানেই সম্মতি নয়। নীরবতা প্রায়শই ভয়, সামাজিক কুসংস্কার, কলঙ্ক, লজ্জা অথবা নিরাপদ আশ্রয়ের অভাবের প্রতিফলন। প্রতিটি সারভাইভারের কথা শোনা, তাদের বিশ্বাস করা, সমর্থন দেওয়া এবং সুরক্ষা পাওয়ার অধিকার রয়েছে।

Info Credit UNFPA Bangladesh

SheEqual organized a courtyard session at Rajapur Union, Bogura Sadar, to raise awareness on digital violence against wo...
18/01/2026

SheEqual organized a courtyard session at Rajapur Union, Bogura Sadar, to raise awareness on digital violence against women and girls.

The awareness session was conducted under SheEqual’s “Support the Survivors” campaign and facilitated by our dedicated Community Change Maker, Puspa. The session focused on understanding digital violence, its impacts, information of support services, and the importance of standing with survivors.

Stop nepotism! Stop protecting perpetrators 🚫 📢When we defend someone just because they are “known,” “connected,” or “on...
17/12/2025

Stop nepotism! Stop protecting perpetrators 🚫 📢

When we defend someone just because they are “known,” “connected,” or “one of us,” we simply allow violence to continue in silence.

Nepotism doesn’t save communities; it destroys trust, silences survivors, and strengthens those who harm others. True courage is choosing justice over loyalty, and true leadership is holding perpetrators accountable, no matter who they are.

True change begins when we stand beside survivors, not the people who hurt them. If you want to be part of a safer society, then break the cycle of favoritism, demand accountability, and let justice speak louder than connections.

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সবাইকে মহান বিজয় দিবসের শুভেচ্ছা
15/12/2025

সবাইকে মহান বিজয় দিবসের শুভেচ্ছা

Ending violence against women and girls requires all of us standing together with purpose. When people from every part o...
15/12/2025

Ending violence against women and girls requires all of us standing together with purpose. When people from every part of society, especially men and boys, step up as allies, then real change begins.

We need voices that challenge harmful norms, actions that prevent violence, and hearts that respect women’s rights at home and in every community. Let’s unite, speak out, and build a world where every woman and girl lives with safety, dignity, and equality.

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Home is not a safe place for many women in Bangladesh. Approximately 76% of women have experienced some form of intimate...
11/12/2025

Home is not a safe place for many women in Bangladesh. Approximately 76% of women have experienced some form of intimate partner violence (IPV), including physical, s*xual, emotional, economic, or controlling behavior. In disaster-prone areas, the number rises to 81%, compared to 68% in non-disaster regions.
Yet many women remain silent. They hesitate to seek help due to fear of victim-blaming, social stigma, lack of awareness about violence, and limited information on available GBV services. The high cost of medical treatment and legal aid also keeps many survivors from reaching out for support.

No woman should face violence or struggle alone. We must break the silence and ensure accessible, survivor-centered services for all.

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Data Source: UNFPA VAW Survey 2024.


All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. No one should face discrimination because of their gende...
10/12/2025

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. No one should face discrimination because of their gender, race, s*x, colour, religion, or social status. Everyone is equally entitled to justice, protection, and respect under the law.

This International Human Rights Day, SheEqual urges everyone to stand together and uphold these rights for all.

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