Nahela Nowshin

Aritry's deafening cry for help

Aritry Adhikary—a young life cut tragically short. Her parents probably had never imagined that their daughter would make headlines for the reasons that she did.
The charade of Myanmar's 'political will'

The atmosphere filled with outrage and calls for justice for the Rohingya people a year ago seems to have largely subsided.
Dissolution of separate children's tribunals is a severe blow for children's rights

Last week a certain develop-ment seemed to have gone largely unnoticed amongst the flurry of news about political rallies, the drama unfolding on the world stage over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi,
Transport owners, insurers need to be held liable for a lasting change: Catherine Masud

On the occasion of the National Road Safety Day today, noted filmmaker Catherine Masud talks to Nahela Nowshin of The Daily Star about her own journey of navigating the justice system, what the recent student-led road safety movement has achieved, and the shortcomings of the recently passed Road Transport Act 2018.
Why internet access is not enough

Bangladesh is now among the top five countries in Asia when it comes to internet usage, according to Internet World Stats, a website that compiles international population, travel, and internet market research statistics.