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Educating Girls, Empowering the Nation


Educating girls means educating an entire nation. When a girl receives quality education, she can transform not only her own future but also the future of her family and community. A family without educated women is like a boat without a rudder, it may move forward but it lacks the means to rise higher.

Every family should have access to educational opportunities that empower girls and women. Investing in girls’ education is an investment in stronger families, educated communities and a brighter future for the entire nation.

Photo: Anuwar Sadek
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Urgent Update: Landslide Incident in Rohingya Refugee Camp

A devastating incident has occurred following heavy rainfall in the Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh. A major landslide struck an Arabic learning center, leaving approximately 50 female students trapped beneath the debris.

Rescue operations are currently underway, and authorities are working tirelessly to reach those affected. At this time, the exact number of casualties has not been confirmed. Some reports indicate that between 10 and 20 female students may have lost their lives. Death tool is increasing.

We sincerely request everyone to keep the students, teachers, and their families in your prayers. May Allah (SWT) protect those still in danger, grant a swift and complete recovery to the injured, and shower His mercy upon those who have lost their lives. Ameen.

Incident Details:

Date: 08 July 2026
Time: 1:40 PM
Location: Camp-5, Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh
Block: A-03
Mazi: Shobbir

Photo; Mr Mohammed Iqbal
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The Importance of Safe Learning Spaces for Female Students in the Rohingya Refugee Community

Creating dedicated learning spaces for female students is essential for strengthening communities through education. A safe and supportive educational environment empowers girls to develop their knowledge, skills and confidence, enabling them to contribute positively to their families and society.


However, in the Rohingya refugee community, establishing separate learning spaces for female students remains a significant challenge. The refugee camps are extremely overcrowded, with limited land and educational facilities. As a result, it is often difficult to provide separate classrooms that ensure privacy, comfort and cultural appropriateness for girls during their studies.


Addressing this challenge requires collaborative efforts from humanitarian organizations, community leaders, educators and donors. Expanding educational infrastructure and creating safe, inclusive learning environments will help increase girls’ participation in education and promote long-term community development.

Photo: Anuwar Sadek, during final examination ( 2025-2026)