Access to Legal Aid: Women’s Legal Rights in Bangladesh
Project Background and Problem Statement Access to legal aid is a fundamental right for all, yet in Bangladesh, systemic barriers prevent many from accessing justice. Women, children, ethnic minorities, and
Sustainable Education for Dalit Students | FAIR’s Initiative
Background and Problem Statement The Dalit community in Bangladesh has historically faced systemic exclusion and discrimination due to caste-based inequalities. Often referred to as “untouchables,” these individuals experience social, economic,
Empowering Marginalized People through Right to Information (RTI) Act
Background and Problem Statement The Right to Information (RTI) Act is a fundamental law that empowers citizens to access essential public information, ensuring transparency, accountability, and informed decision-making in a
Empowering the Harijon Community in Bangladesh | FAIR Initiative
Background and Problem Statement The Harijon community in Bangladesh, part of the broader Dalit group, is historically marginalized and subjected to discrimination and exclusion. Predominantly engaged in sanitation and cleaning
Empowering the Harijon Community in Kushtia, Bangladesh
Background and Problem Statement The Harijon community, often referred to as Dalits, has long endured entrenched social stigma and discrimination in Bangladesh. This community faces multifaceted challenges, including economic marginalization,
Combat Domestic Violence: Promoting Women’s Rights
Project Background and Problem Statement Combat Domestic violence remains a pervasive issue in Bangladesh, affecting women across various social strata. Despite legal frameworks and constitutional guarantees of equal rights, women
Blanket Distribution for Marginalized | Providing Warm Clothes
Summary At the beginning of winter every year FAIR provides winter clothes Blanket Distribution to poor families to keep them warm. This project will help 400/500 poor families especially persons